https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/067968ea24e298cfc8ecebdd58208ed7.pdf 0e71fa68a8eeeb6913a7df00b09c68f1 PDF Text Text Wednesday, November The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohl( . M0t1t Rutlond Gorden Club Mokes Plans Far N~vember Rum.,noge Sole' At Meet f~ • Rum1Je held on NO\'IIb• Plaal· wre made !DIP Sale to bor 6 aDd 8lb when the llutlood a.rden Club met :ilonda)' nl&ht at tbe home of iheir president, :Mn. Everttt - CoiW6ll, Vinton, RD. Mrs. CUsh JobnstoD wu JWD:ed general chairman of the aa.le and the place will be anoounted later tbil: week. Anyone baftnJI: a donation of clean UJB)le sueeeastut ' Joyce Charleen McDade Announced aDd a 1eDenl held on "Indoor Window-am planUtat" with care or the variDUJ hoWiepblntl lb'eated. ~ it ll)ed to nave it '6eUT8NII at the aale-place by Mr.1. Truman Chue wu reYrfdq. ported critir.aJly ill at tbe Meige Duriq: the buaineu meeting General Hospital. til(!: )'&ll'bookl werto distributed and it wu decided that a mem· The bosU~AI served a dessert ber would pay a fiDe for lail- cout'fl.e to t~e ~embers at th~ ure to blve hr exhibit at the rnee~og which 15 the last of meetillll! ia announced in the the year. Installation of ttle new yearbook". officers will be held at the Nov· JtoU~ all reaponsea were "The ember meetiq. ··~· C~JMn McDole's en- cactmentto DOyle Lee Salkil, son Df r.tr. and M.ra. Glen Baker. of 8462 Larch Rd ., Toledo, Ohio, is announced by her parMis. Mr. IDd Mrl. The "bride-elect js the daughter of Mr. .and M~s. Henry ·McDole of 3144 Zone Ave, Toledo aml rranddaughter of the late ·Mr. and Mi-a. David Speaneer, Chester. I ~ ·u . , • iun floral. Tishtly ·twleled yams form a rich Grey bac~gronml for sp.,klinl muhicolo~d flora Is. P.aetical as well as hcautiful, _the all-over .pattern hid.. footprint• and. soil ... the du{ability of blended yarns aosur.. yea" of.happy &ervice •nd laotiois love· liness. Jn broadloom widtho and 12 practi~ Floor-Plan ll.oa oim. ~ ·' • only 9.9 5 ,sq. yd. Take advanrage of aur coiwenient time·pay ment plan • and enjoy JOUr new carpet ar rug wloile ! ou pay /or ir. lTe will be /wppy ,,., work oul a plan to /it .wut bud11e1. GH GUAID ~n and ref~menW of barbe· eues, cofree and eakea weft! served. Pri~a for . eo~tumes WOP by Mrs. Carl Kautz, !ian, I ·:. ·. I Mn. (John · Ihle, ~ ·l fl. •nd Mn. Pll'l Koutz, . Mr. and ~· l!ldlaon < PUCO Complete,s 1Several Civic Groups En~rse . · J!ullon, J)onoa, Geor4•·· 111Jd llarrf , . --- ' : . S'ICIAL MIITtNGS . ·ol Tflere be three •Pee1alwUI mee~ at the~eveninp R.eilldl: ill M hocll Ob • N s, v e· et 1t urc...,. ov. 4, aDif 5. ~c'~ ~~ char~:e of Rev: ·l'reelarid Nqtrii. ·The meet· ins: to- begin at 7:30 p.m. Every- Survey Request .Measure For Street Equipment • '111 encot.ll'l#d the 1upport. -of the Robiaaon's eltorti are. beiq 41Of Metl'll "atef P......,. U01111 Club, PontorO)' .Nc1ed ....ani ~ ,... terat a idlle 'Will by COLUMBUS, o. UP-Tile state Public UtUitlea CommieDoa. enJ. mated today It would eo,t tbe Meip. Water Co., $33,811'7· to provide additional serviee to residentJ in Pomeroy. The study was maM 11 tho rcault of 1 group of petitions which was presuted to tt1e ~adl'lsioo by residents wbo waut tbe 1'0111· PIDY to -extend its line uu:l. fur· nlsh them water ·service. · PUC Engiuer B. D. Tackett recommended that a beariag bt eonducted at Pomeroy to determine whether tbe compaD)' sbould .furnish the service. No date has been set ·for IUC~-~ h~. ~~=~==~~~~;;;~~O;De~ft~k;•m;•;·;~;;;==~~,~ POMEROY BEND THEATRE·S o.r ........,~ MtDDLIPORT MEIGS TEMPI.E TONIGHT TONIGHT The Rood To Denver .. . (Technfcolor) John Pa\fM Mona F,.....,.n .HORTS ' .. ThUA.•fn, ' ' Mlooler Roberto Clnema•co.,. (Technlclll..-l tt.nrv Fonda hm" Shorll •, • e 'c.,,..., Nov. S.4 Three For The Show .. . ClrwmascaJM (Tec:hnlccator) Wty Grable MUM. Champloit Shortt I' Thurt.·Prl- ~ ' ', . :; Nov. 3-4 Far Horlzqbj VItia Vlalort Bradbury Man Escapes Injury In Lidder Fall ' . ' • (TtctmlcolorJ ' " " MacMurrl)' Charlton HMton $HOI\TS Mr. and Mrs : Fred Ro.senbaum entertained a group of relatives 11.~~,:,~=====~~~~~~~~~~~~~,.!.:~---'----.,.------------7""-.,;;:C with a dinner Sund~ at their I home, Vale St. Guests were ·Mrs. E. L. Capobart and .Mrs. Lee Richardson and dsuahter, Jo11.n, of Warren ; Mr."· Philip Meier, Columbus; Mr. d Mr.s. Russell Capehart and U· ghten, Jackie and Diane, or Ma.aon. W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Jack RMenbaum and chi14rcn, Jwckic, Rlcklo and Barbie of Samlusky and Dr. Paul Bauman of Ports . mouth. Cfk!H Kaufl, ·Bradbury, Waa taken today to Dr. ,Ray ·PickeD8' olllee by tb MiddlePort lloioerge~­ cy 8Q111.d, after b~ )Jp.d falleli·' ill· to ~ ,loadiq dock Md 1\'ll.· knock· ed uDCOJ11(!ious, at the Beck, ¥anufac,.urlng Company,. ln Mlddie- port. It ill reportl!d that Mr ~. ~uU had cllmbe4. down a \edder. and had attlpped batk:w~a into . a lqadiPI pit, and fell- aome four. feet: . , -. He wu reP'Orted tit have ~en, ·OnlY . a~k~a-~. ~~ . re~orted back to' work. ·~ ;· ·h ;: · PonMrDy Pultlk Llb,lry II be rl~:her by· 2500 ~l.umes of olcl and rart books_ given it thil witk 11 a "'tift from the hurt" by a native Pomeroy m•n. who has not llvild In this vicinity for tht pitt 59 .,....,, Tht huge collection of books from llbrery of the Ia.. H•rt St•nbery wer• ,.,rch.iecl w.,.t ..... day by John Wllll.atn tfenchtr tl'•• Hr.n.~ler H.rtcher, born 1111 left this end haa tine• ~ful In a b. N.!Uned Qu~en purdtue of two piflces of ~ eleani.D:t equipmeDt. 11 ,...._Ill !r Two Rutland Boys er::::ro;:t~ ./!~ · a la.r&e tank wUk .is~ Are Senten"ed il tbe .......,. . ·II ..,. the eleetoonte, is T0 BIS Tenos •p,.....ed the .,.. that will dbt ... u to ft While • " and truck. Tbe ot...O , . . _ be J)lll'dlased , of well Two - ·, haul pidt up awat woeild ~ for hilb _.,... pumplu ..,.Ill• me:irt to wash ' aDd JPiat ttae large laftk tnacll: -· lfayor B.ObiniOil PGimJ: GUt .~ the latter pi... of ..,;~ woqld be boval~le ID llwiOo.: of flood cleanup ' .u well u 10 ~ vide a meaDS of 09JIIiq ..~ keepinr .....,.. ol..,. , that ,wniol4 otherwise be bl~ .to tb4' ..._,., It eould abo haul watn w.• I'> to . -~ ;~· ~===r Witlo tbo..that beeonl able,lh._, llroOt bl .<®blloocl..~ --tnl ~­ Heabo emplofos.i •ould Ito et;eeted. • ' Sillee tb~ wu DO eur(8W' In PO!iiteroy, Ute city offiCialS Nid whn be as.od to pnwtde' fvnd> !Gr t)te inue ...,rt thAt the young p«tpl~ ahOUld be CINCINNATI. 0 . UP-Produce: congrahtlated oa theu cooper-a· 1Eggs·, study, unehang:ed to lc tion. lower. supplies adequate; coo.tumer U. S. A larle 54-65; mediums 38-40; wbolesole, cOIIllller· TO RIPORMATOIIY cial 60 per ctat A, extra ll!'le Jack L. Hay~, South Charleston D-!51; mediurm 32-36; CUI'J'Wit reand James Hoffman, Rutlmd celp\5 30-32, were transported to the BIS at Chickeas, lteady, unebeged, Lancasf.cl', Wednesday. The two undertone unsettled; fryen 18-19; had beeo. cb&Tged with auto theft hem, beavy 19-21; bens, light 15and larceny, and b'iid been sen· 16; old roosters 10-11. tenced to one year at th& rerormTurteya, steady, unclcrton.e atory by Juvenile Judge John weak, youq heDa 35-38; young here on leave with his l11th er· Thomas Hensler and .11ister. M;s. Harry Hill hAS returned and !.11 a member of 110\h Transporla tlon Battalion at n EuAtl s, Va.. Mr. and Mrs, S1muel B11rnharl crullq _ .. boDd. whldt i.a and street OI.Ubtr. The blue i1 lor .0085 mm · &r 114 ceub oa each -t~o9CJO of pro. ballot next Tuesday be.fOft Pome- perty eval~atiOD •n)t'~oul4 be ia roy voten. effect for a five Ji!:W ~ Iin.e Carolyn Sowards \l'JS BAKER FURNITURE ON THE IIRIG.HtEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT Gtu~e, Thml W•rd Fire Depart· Pomeroy Chamber ot ComIHI"ce' IDd Meip County Jayeeea today Jaunch·ed an iDtensi~ personal tllttlpaicn in support ot an which wtU appear on the meat, Rutland juven.ilet. 18 yean old W'ete it!fttenced to the 815 at Laneaster for tbftt and pMOie violatiwl by Judae Joha Baeoo in juveaile nurt WedDeadoy. 1be two youth& were charged with flftliDJ nimJ JlllODI of JISGnd a pair af aun gla!Se$ from a. bftad truck. operated by George .Grtt.e, that was parked in froai of bil house ia Rutland. for Ooe !)f tbe youtbi wu pk:ked up by Deputy Sherirr ~1 Bart&Um M.Oilday and cited t'- appear I# . cOurt. and llle Othfr WU cited t o - IJ! . b)c..luvaojlo.Of· :fleer Carl Gtldl7, , , c:ruH thi:euth tiOM of the --'----- Pvt. Thomas C. Urges Support or Bond I .· ·Karr, lfolter. Rosenbaum family Entertained·Su,day 4t Rosenbaum s Pomeroy Library Mr. and ~ra. Horace Mr. and Mro. David Kol> .1enti, Mr. and Mra. Roy Holter, ·PaUl The Intermediate class of · Ihe ·:..: ,: Pomeroy Church of Chri.!:it hc~d a charge of the party and serti;Jpg masked Halloween partv, Mon day on the err.tertainment cmhtnlt~~e i~~'::·· ln. the basem~ Jnt of the Harold were .Miss Loui&e Gilm~ nl; Sndtb al!d Mra. OlivertMMi· wluch was deCorated m "' with the ,,eason. ; hael and 'OD · tbe ' kiiebeo cohlmlt. , 1 .ee ~ere ~rs. Ralpob We_lker, Mn. Denvet ·KaDple, Wa,ter Kennedy Me!vm Smtih, Mrs. Orv11le Well : and ;JUII· Andrews were the and Mrs. Elwood Bowers. Garnes were played during the evening and prizes awarded th e winners, after which refreshm ents of sloppy Joefl, doughnuts, cider, hot chocplate and coUce wer e served. Miss Elizabeth Dutfy was ~ n -""'· .... In ... .._, ..... _._ barn which was ·decorated. iu ik'eBSed; Mrs. Woodrow Mora .Jin, Roy Holtt.r, most unusual. ., ""be guests included Uio: a.v. ·a-nd · lifts. Robert Linter, Mr. and ~- Earl Dean, r,lr. and Mro; And,.ws, ugliest and Non cy H•l· cher, the hardest to idcntfy. ! Two leHis o£ pile give deep~ dramatic texture lo tldslov.ely Don:' in· parey .... h.W litr. and Mis. · Woodrow Morl., Mr. ·ud Mio. Paul Saer, Mr. and 1 awan:led to Sheila grand march and judges were for the Ohlintte•, prettiest; Mary Alice -....... . -----""""'-· --. OHIO!...., .... ...,._ .....,.,...,.. 1ft ... . . . .... j. Masked Halloween Party Sponsored By · Church 01 Christ Group Held Monday I ......... at boiU · ~j,lo;g with the IIAiloween McDole was graduated from Burnham Hiih School , Syl· vania, 0 ., alao studied eight years ol mu.~;ic and i.s now ct teach er of the accordian. Mr. Salkil was gradualed rrom Burnb8m High School, Sylv<~nia, 0 ., and just c.ompleted two years of servke in the U. S. .f\rmy :Js SP 3 Ut Sigo-al Corps and ha.s re· turned from Kore.r.. i The e V~DOD at their fafm ~ l\ttll¥od. 1--;;; ~===~~=~10. Miss '• •' Webers Entertoin At Form With Halloween Engagement To Doyle Lee Joyt!e 2. l operate the tUt tbe equipmeat. . six to ten _mjles "" .~r .safely making· tbe riMniBI .. ttf fro:m .rtreeta a reliUvt:IJ almpl• ter. ~,_. "lt is tbe f'lrst · time Uaat.. "" haV. as•ecl for mytlohtgf ~· · son wd today, "It is ""1*1' ~· we wiU draw wide support from the reold<oots <iC 'Poid- t9 .I!"" vide this mum DMded ec:t~ whieb is lor tbe bet.Urment ol the eotire community." ..r believe," Ute ·M'ITor ~ tinued, ''that tbe averate U'riDp Baoon,&t~~d=•~Y·~----------~to=nu=-~~=~~-~~ ~: _r_~~a>--_3_~ _____ . for an home ownen 'wilf be' m~ grea1B thon the .... of 1!1.0 equipmea.t to them. The U&e of . OLtVIII IJAILEY tbe eqalptl)ent WiU pnwe a ~~Ut savinp ia bepi.Dg estfrian Of The Daily Sentil'lel;~ry · Man eard. Oonald E. Bailey of romehomes cleantl' and. al8o iNml of !&, oo lona:er a ' ~mystery." -He ltas roy Route 1 who is no relaUon to furni;;binp witlriJL tlte hoales... ' been ldentlfled and:tlle lucky win· the "My.stery Man " also answered Pomeroy Chamber of Commerte propolted improvoemeo'l.s to State ner of the prize of $&.00 in cash corn:clJy. W-ednesday night in a seuion beld Route 33 and it& importance to the is Clarice Jean · Norris, or SyraThe clues given were: "PHt in City ilau took defmite ateps growth or Poooeroy. No immediate C··...£4W cuse, Oblo. and Circus Man mab the nama toward enlara:ement of i'tti mem· aetioo was taten at the time, but ~ W"l.... Clarite Jean, daughter or Mr. compi1N." The flnt n.m1 I• bershlp and the implementAtion o( indlc•tions were tbat tbe ehambel' and Mn Carroll Nofris of Syra· that of Oli"Hr W"'delt Holmes, a larger program for the Christ. wou.ld make a eoneerted effort ln iV cuSe U. a third Jrade .sttidenl and tiM put ancl ttt. secon~ neme covper•tion wilh other local J ·, mas season. thfl of Iaiiey of Barnum- I adtnlts tbat sht! ' htd the aid ol Howard Frant,. llaJ'Ot of Ja.. With Pr<oident Howard B.~ groups t.o ~ the improvement a.Uey f•me. ''.Motbet" aod "~a<ldy" in oolviog at ao early date. cine, todey announced tbat , tile · Myatery MaD's Identity. Tha SHonct due rHd: uA type pres,lding membeTS of the ChamPresent for the WeclnO.U.. curfew tmpo.ed 'II Radne doii'l!o1 ber vot.M to establish a new dues Who. WN the My;tery, lf.an? He of bridge and tractor combined, niht Qteeting 11rere Robert. JK911s, the Halloween HaHn bas DOW Was Oliver · Bai\ey or Racine. when -ut In pl.c41 will end tht structON for the civic ormiza. BOI An ........, Gl.....,. Ewln, C. been liftod. tion with bwlinftll and profflfionOhio, operator Of a 11ervt'ce starace." The ty..- of brill.. I• a C. CuclJer, William Grue8er. Ri· ·Frank said that he and tb~ ftl· Uon in tHat community. 8•11.., Bridge •amlllar to mlny al dues .betntl set 11. $21 per an· chard Follrod, Tom . Crow, Leslie late couoeU wllbed. to num, payable semi-a.Dnually and -""" in the arm~ ••rvk:• tnd Fultz., Major E. F. ltobiDIIOD, Ro- their thaJib to Ill tile. peOple :of One ot~er perspn &180 gue,<;scd .t he tractor 1n Oliver. By plac• also to permit auoc.iate member· bert Coate.s. Freak Will, Jack the cammUDlt)' fot tbett fOOPeta· ships at tbe rat.t of $5 per year. t~e eor,recl answer to the M¥•Lery in1 the name of ·o11.,., before Cramer. RefDO)d Greene, Richai'd tion duriDc tbe tenure of the It wu pohtted out Uut witb Man's ide,ality but his entr,y was that of Belfey the name !1 com· Owen i:nd Ctarc:nce COlliDs. t!urlew. · · · th(l lower duM tate struet.vre thi.t latm- thaD that of the winner and · plettd and tM rae• entlld by did n·o t stale that Oliver Bailey c.rrect llkntlflcatlon of th• more o! the business and profess· ion1T peOple of the community w&s of Racine as did t·he earlier _Mrstary Man. ,....---......::::.=:.:...:==--._ ____ would be enabled to become mem· bel'll of the Chamber and wttb t-his in mind a membt:tsbip eommittee eoWtiDs: of Leslie Fllllz a.~ ·c blitman, Frank Will and Richard Tbe annual metina; of the tor1e marken at Chalet, Ru~ Owen were appointM. Meigs County Pioneer · and Hi&- and Harrisoaville on tle' <f'Otite Pointlntl toward ·the roming torical Society will. be beld Sat- traveled by John llorpli.. ndholidaY season Ute eiVie organizaurday at 1:30 at the Uoited. Me. era In 1888; the ~ §I tion dilcussed plans of the. or· thodist Churt!h, Poml!t'Oy, ao local biatory ddbl ~ ganlzatkm to apin eorlduct a cording to tbe annouoeement the county sutb u a~ . · ailpro11ram as ln the past yean of made by A. V. Howell. preeldent derway at Ches,..., Pottlallll 'and me'i-tbaat pirticipathtn. and the "onors at t.he Ohio Cittzen.sblp Han'isoilrille; to oilier . tO : tbe addition or ChrUtmti decorJohn Handley. who won t09 elemeatary iieboots 8\ti!b .• t.liUI atiCms for the coq~mUmty. In ac· and History c6nte1t at ObJo Uni· aa lbe SoeietJ IIGW Jau :IJiil ...... cor~ With this alrtioa a tbe.r- veraity, wiU be introduw:l by after acquitea oe Metp. '. c.a.t7 <hant <OIIIIIrittee -i.ung ot a... Prln<i"'' J•l!l.. Dt•.l ll of tlie alld ma hlitoey, now r:eq~ bJ ben JeeQbs as cbal~n. W'llllam ,.... law to, be ..lllhl 1D :the :Ooiluoloio acbobl& ,of Olllo. .~ . Alidei>OD. Gle<tr<>Y EW1n1, Roy. Pomeroy High School uold Greene. and Clet'el!ee Collins Special music wtlt be furnhlbed wm-e appoi:rtted 1» aUrvey ind by mliBicla:,ns from Pomeroy UD· map plans for the ptoann,. der the diiect.ion of Mn. N. 1'. In othtr .buainete betwe Lttc Swackhammer, voeal l11.11truetor. group ·Mayor E. F. Robinson pre- iu the Pomeroy school aystem. sented hi& vie1f8 .on lb~ bond isThe Meigs County Pittoeer .sue wbkh Will .Pft:Wtde MW st.rftt Society is one of the oldest in cleanin& equip~t for the oom- the State and baa an unbroken mun·icy. As • · reiult of the brief record of anaual m"tinp. A· ad.dres1 wbich pOinted up .the moun.g the rnauen ac:heduled needs for a P.f'OI;Nifi~e vil]agc for discussion Saturt!ly, are the IUeh aa 1-oiD~ the , , rhamber furtherance of the ~1 to weut · 01J record ., · UJlaalmoual.y desilnate tbe roU from O,e encJoniDC the propoted bond is- Pomeroy Bead tO · liottl"DJport sue. . &!i t~e Burtlagton Ill~ MemorDiaoutoa 1o9, 'l"i'tOrocl 'oo tbe .ial lll&hw~: tho lf8ciiGa ol lila- 'lla Pomeroy Chamber Of Commerce Acts To Increase Membership 'THE ALL NEW R....:..e Js , Lifted 8 Mayor MltG& GINERAL HOSPITAL Admitted Wednesdar: Elsworth Baker, Syracwe. J!ownfn,g_Vl~fina ,ReiDovedF~(iCreek Waters ' ' '' . fa:- ' · ·-='=--...=::::::----- Meigs Co Pioneer, Historical Society To Meet On Saturday • NOVEMBER 4th and -5 th more I 'The Hot One's Even Hotter' ' . . '- omeroy ~·· Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' ' • .· . . . . .. tufvlvecl .., th,t N 1l..ertt Mrs. . lr.ene Cook, -Mr1. Miry lroWn ·lftl Mra. H•l Al...n :., ·cotumb.., and iwo _ , . , .. ~hit'" o1 .·eot~~ d-~~~~-r. r"~.,.. . . -.. . �The Doily Sentinel - The Daily Sentinel 01' TMI Mil~- ARIA WSAZ.TV Channell 11, N. Y. Subserlptlon rates: DtUve.ry ~)' l!al'rler wh.ere available 30 cent!' per week; one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $15.60; si:t months, $7.80; three months, $.1.90. By motor route where available: one moetb.. Sl By mail : one year $f~ .U: I;JI?ntb.!l. $4 .25 ; three r:nontbJ, S2.50; oae month. $1. 6:11$ S1&o ·. Teui¥see ~if! Show 1{:~ !'~~~~ef' Your, Nest i;; ~'* 1:110 ~llll . . ~9,, And Todoy's Merchandising 11:<10 obop 8:30 8:>1G ,,511 7:00 · In India I I 1 W •a. back tl'tlm a trip to the Soviet Vnlon, reporb that Rua• ~4nlary operatlon by Amerlcu aen.at'( ~ Ul.~r• w only one 1tatlon t.bt . . . II true ot Leningrad and . (1:0\) w~~~~~ w. Va. \:Oil S\~. '(1/1 IUNGSBUJIY IY J<V~:,~H ·~ ~rs . M.ary 9~wa• Y(ll an ov~· nlght ~uest of her mother at SuUmJVille recently, Mrs. Je~s~ Carr and e:randdaiJ· ghtcr Anne WiUiama of Hunting. ton visited Mr. and Mrs. w'illiam King. Mtolvin MotTls anll lucille Beal who are employed in Columbu~ spent the weekend with their par. ents here. Judy. Joan and Jeanette Butcher returned to their home hertnfter spend ing several weeks viai!Jn& l'elatives ln Pennsylvania. Recent callers at the Wayne Beal home were ·Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Ratcliff, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beal, !~o ld Brlckles 1nd daught d ,M!f, .N9"'!. -tllacy!.h!~~lt . . l· . Srn~Mr.t. Det ·~ ·~~~" ~.=~ <!Ito On TOday 7:00 11:00 CoUu lfJm• tQ;oo Dl.D& Don& Sc)!,~10l 1~:30 Tq Be. AD,D)I)u~cW 11:00 Homo 13:00 Tenne!i!H!:e Ernte lUO Featber ¥our Ne-t 1:00 Current l :M camera G~s tu School 2:00 To Be Announred 2:30 World of Mr. Sw'*'ney 2:~ Modern Romances 3:00 .Matinee Theatre 4:00 Date with Life 4:lft Flrit Love 4:30 Old Timer ft:OO Pinky Le"e Sb.ow 5:3~ HGWdy Doody 6:09 Wild Bill 11\<:k~k ~3 Spor~ iiY~ ~ 6:4& News Pietm'·e Los Paul & Mary Ford Life of Riley ·· Cote Time News Caravan Truth or ConseQuences Water(ro,nt · O:M z ·· ·g, 'i:ob Neva King, Mrs, Jesse Carr, Mra. 7:30 Amanda Morria .snd Mr.s. Ptlma_ 7:43 Goodwin, · · Mr. and Mrs. VJrgii Kina: enter· 8:00 taloed the membtrs ot the Carle- 8:80 ton Sunday School at a Halloween 9·110 o;, S\•11: party recently. Gamea were play,. 9:36 Star Sta.we ed and pri.zea awarded tb,e b~t 10 : 3~ Cavalc~df or }Sports costumes. Sandwiches. dou,ibnub, 10:~ Rea Bar'ber'a Co,rner cofCee, candie! and .1).0oJ-Ade 11:00 News Headl,i~ 11:00 Weatherca.at were served to 70 iUWl~11 :l~ Sp9rts ~e.-d.lil\ea 11:1!1 <1reatest Fights of Centur)' . 11:80 Toni&bt 1'\ 1:.1'..:3l l :.:.Hl'·: :. r·~ ,., 1:00 Sign Off . , .;H.~ <·Jr"' 1- ~ " If, $oUI..~ :JU'JU'.1 1:!''1111 lt.; ~~ 1'\ ll :..J:il'ol 20,' -4t. . . ftoD&, · ,_,~~ n :a-. -'-'~~lJ!:,­ <:•'-' ..llli H'l'~ 1· .': vote A poem a~u~ l:JI:tf:i r.:.r:Jll ~1 i:l t-1 11 ' ,.Ill! i:HR.' 1.1111 '.:.'1-::J :Jr.'! !lt::JIIIIIWJ 1--il .. t •JI:l~.;. ! ~lll"Jii! 'l r u:;·-: a w,:,1~11 ~1~: i---H -1~1 rica~ 2S. Hero\.eel 'ltltt,.•r'e &uwu 2t. One 1kllltd Jn an 3S.ll concnne4 Industrial at. Branch of art :ae. 31. Hoarder• 28. Knavt of !i:l•'- (loo) ltvnlntr A Jr•VIJ mor&l fault 17. Morell ""''· !$. B~wee4 a&. Thoron (abbt.) 4.0.HIIt M~r'"""'""""' 12: 15 12:30 1:2:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3::i0 f:OO 5:00 10:00 10:80 ll:OO 11:30 9: o ljiJI~war. P~trol ~l;QO _ ~~=~ 10:30 10:30 H:OO !f::lb 1~:\)1/ .1:11Q 1:30 .2:00 4:30 6:® ·8:115' 6:30 '71:~ 7:aQ 1:00 . 1;30. 12:111 8::00 .. ·~ ,. 11:00 Satui"day ' l~irieina r-Jew!l fix 12,15 g;go P!f .' ' . . Up to lbe m.ioute News .Tl\e L11le Sllow I all~ ~~y PI,,R~IL , Mrs. LeHie F-rank, . EaJie ,Rid1e .!•l Spent Saturdaf nW4t witfi ,t.:her.-,' daugb\er, ~s. Chill'les and t4mUy and a'ttended tev!Val serVIceS ~lin- ' Guests of Mr. and MDI. Charles Mr. anQ. Mrs. +-tPlll~4 · Baas family, Sy~aewe, John Venlfiz"a., :Rev. Do.ug14J CW ' SATtJRDAY cormel, "'''· ~·d ll!rs. ~oru(o~ Sign On Eva14 a'J}.d ~1\U::hters, . ' Winky Dink and You ~- az:~d MrS. d-eonre Bus~ Otptoin 1\li,<l!liib\ family spent Sunday with M.-. inl TifcS' i.lr 1'tixas· 'Rangers \fr.s. Roy ~ Q[ Raclna. · · ·· ~i' Top Mr. iod·'Mra:. 'L. n. p~~~ e Qd io~ liaDg.... . . Mr. and Mrs. Jal!-e VanM.et~ eaJ.I-Unc!le Johnny Coons Syraeu!le vs Penn State e~ o~ Mr and lJrs. B("n .urewer recently. fllrm ShoW ' ate Picture Weekend a:uests ot Mr. an.d M~. Fe-~ture ·Report L. D. 5tierce were Mr. anljl. !Us: Sat'urdlily N\ws ~pecli\ DenYer Curtis and son of Colu-;_. Foofb~tll Extra ~U11 and Mr. and ·Mrs. -.,uS.!Iell Va~ Saturday· Lucy Sho\v M~ter o( Poljla,nd, Mr. Jod ~.' TO. 8e. Atu~tcd Hebart Newell and so~, l(~ 9 . loot clock 1Mr.s. lnzy Young is stayihfWith Stoeo ~ow her daugh,er a.Q.d $0~·~8W rMr. HOIW)'QlO(lb.ftS qt. ./ 1 a.nd Mr1. Ef\lm&t Stet H19'.b &c.hriner'.s Two fO!· iM'r. and ~.· Hera Brtff!i' aod i\'1-.bl!r lpent S\¢d,ar ~ Ri. of .,n¢ tile-·· .8:.38 lt'a Al*&J• Jan ~ o the 10:.10 Dam011 Runyon UtOO. Taw Late Show Powell. Theatr~ ill!'· '"-t The wscs obJO!Ved th!l • nl I th M t L"·~--~....L :.:.:.. 11N~on/ s~b: ..'w;"""; of !'roYer and Boll Donia! l'l'!by or .II>\ J11'0,110m. •• •• For top • vslue gifts ' MtRAet.E WHIP . . . . . . . . . QT. J9c: ot......._ Kt.tt 11Uallty ,· sattd Drnsi111. ,.,,.,,.... ~bow . PR~ERVES ........ HO os. jors $1, .. EmN&IY Grape, Pu,. fn~it fl..,or, !Jf'i<ild for uvinp. AiRMQUR TREET 3-11 os. c:ons $1.00 Meaty Ha~kett's . ., rieh.. ....,.,. rich. For lunchH •nd SNCb. r.....r...O Form Fresh ;' RQery Treats K~ frelbly IMked Layw C1ke. c'm'iSi"SPREADS ~-~ ~·$J: \!· COFFEE CA&B ., , ll8eB, 49e ·~t~~!!!t!~ .. SPI!!:!~ $1.00 DEVILS PO(ll) . , J;oeh 48e - · - ........ yol ........- By_- ........ T!z JlSC.UITS ... , 8 Cons $1. *lftJ, lam Krtiger ..,......,·laca.a. . II. . BY* c................ u 01 .... OltANGi JUICE ..... $1. ·~ 11'1 ...." ... STRAWf.IRIES . . 10 . . ""'29c . . ., . . . . ~10-~ GREEN PEAS .... - .. 4k - .·. .Doilar. Da) ila~ . FIG BAliS. . . • I Ill pkg. 40c ' . " Swoi(laft tM'!t!'· 6 ~ $olll.. CUT CUSTAL . . . . Eoc:h Fl<e Kl~ · toPe, Jot, ~~ .' ARE SlT ... , Set soT~P t~~~$,... Each A... 1'1~• . Rill $CR~;¥" :ORIV- ..... Set Slllcano ~- ..... ·~ I RO.titHG ·~~D ... Eoch ,.,j'fi_ . · a~d dauJfale\' in l'lrll:er.tbure. · ~ ,... '!'\ ov,~ Pl"t •! 1 Lo~loe ·~~ l!9be)1 Bl(leya:L"'t 11.e. ,,~k ••,~ "'IIII l~eJr · 'olr illll'J LOll JllmlaliiO. . parelib, Mrs. OharJey .Mr. and ~~. Frank Radcliff of P~. Mr. ,.and . .. \ MiftS Loretta Durham of Gold F11nou1 1\¥1u ·a ·'\ · ' . Pint qu•lltv. c!H"1.,.~ir· Sal• " Set cont. $t. NYLON5 ..... " .. 1 pn. $1. K~r : ~M In tangr- j~,~lce ·. GRA~IFRUIT . 7.30l ce~n1 $1. . . . Priced ame ' ~"'f iefn' ;-· lr~ 1AI Jlri~ A ~· snCGns$1. 1 aolo on ·Iiai,M'l'! ltid_fe of Mr. Brimmer". · ' leaded tho ;;;;;;;;;;;;; Room Group Loan, lui!( ATYOUGET Klntan'a • All T"i~ ·f9r Only ~ T l · ~ l'<tl•!4,1>:'• C.Wtoona.~t" THill~ . '·'" 1\A()Ii . . . 111\A,"j<Oilt> THE .., in\o~~ THE "«~.~~~~~ ROM~ -?.~ 1 • ; . . .. l'J:IU~\¥t~..,. "*t !:; • ~ J\'~· ". .• ~ ~T•¢10. li,Ao . ~ WJO rm ~ : .. ~ntl f,..ah GROUND BEEF . , ......... , 1 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE 1 VtMP$ ' 2 TAILES 9x 11 RUG · . N. Sec;ootllt. duri"f fr~ Jlelly Eill'1'• are vJ.s•.lloe Iter d.soP!OII ~ ,, S EC I A L I z E D w" ••·1.1 ,. ~- and Mra. Jlilodit)i.j•oo, 'Mr. and 'l\l:r& t; ~. = a 11 , ·. 0-248 Iover dor ·wuh 'Mr. ·••~ Mr. aDd Mra. 1\D~er\ ltro." wli6'or .. '' Wood. '· !•111\lr of ~~~lei~ aft,..ooon llfltli. .a:~ ~ IC Ill\ AM-' F B .1-0 B ~I' 1,f, 9 .¥, 91 f f ' ~ v K x"' 1 N v 1 '1'. v 1 o , ,; ,K Ma,, p ~ )(" It~ 11. ~ 0 KI - 1c ~ P · JOHNSON'S MARKET . dl91 1\'lth Mr. 1nd M\"0. ~a.ilff lO:CIO Guaamott .o\li>My '''"' AXtDLIJfA.A.XR o BOLOGNA . . . . ..... ·~· . - . 31b. $1.00 BACON : . ............. , . 3 lb. $1.00 T-BONE STEAK .............. lb. 69c: ROME BEAUTY APPLES" . . . . . . . lb. 06c P.OR.K ·NI BEANS .. 11 Oil. CGft 2 for 29.c t-• L 0 N 0 P 1l L li o ·lt One le~~r lllmpl)'~ •~~ (~~ ano~-'"~: ~ ti)IJ exuntlt 411, UMil tor tb.~ tbnt l.'.1, x. \h' two •a. .tc, ·!lb411i Ittte11, "Uoa! h•""• 11 to r. tbt · · 111t1 Nbff tm •· t e len"b (loi;I"Datloai tit 't'O!~ ~~ ""l" ""' tf:cb 11&1 thi code! ••t ,rot d.trr,~t. , , . 4 Orptocr• 41111~ .. WEEK END SPECIALS ' . be pickTop quality peas mUJt DeMarco of Brooklyn by a ed o.nd canned . wltbin three wide margin Wednesday night in hours to retain full fllvor. 1J.b. tbelr •rv fight before 2,200 at by, McNeill & Llb~;r ebeeka the Baltimore Coliseum, Paddy temperature and tetiderneas of · was demanding a rematch today ·p eas on the vines wiU1 seienti~ on grounds that be had been mls- fit in1trumentfl and puta plcken treJCted by referee Eddie Leo- to work at the proper lnataot reo nard. gardless o1 the time of day "Billy Goat'' P~ddy suffered nie:ht. the only knockdown of the fig~ in siXth round when a right· left combination of hooks dropp· p ' eood opponoat lor ed hlm oD his b•unches. He _l,lP at "three" but took the,.. m . !; ! Wheel Allaemenl . , .datory count of '~i ht.'' ' 23-yea.r--old Ryff won 1J'fl'0Wn," DeWheel Balanee , "I wasn't knoekfii 10.round decision Brake Servlee Marco declared an&rily today. BeatiiJ&ht Ad)umnenl ''We bumped heads and I went down. The referee should have given me a rest period. lostead, be couJited and didn't even send ' Ryff to a neutral corner. I · !llist on a return match ln JAFEft' SERviCE son Square Garden, wbere P0111Bl10Y, omo get an even break." Ryff registered his 19th UP-Light· Frankie Ryff Paddy Wed· today, "I'm Will help me get a the sprlng." ilJ~>ilil•o, the tourth-ranldog New York wlll " .• •·· •.,t.elevision fight at ,~:~:";t.~Gardea on Dec. II} Billy Brown Md. . BY and ;··.::;::;:::::;;;::;;;;.. ~=============· t' •hargloe.:--l•_ · -- MT. OUVE _ Pri~e l_Vfre :111.: :- ..,..,... .~ ~ DeMarco In Ten Rounder . - ' day. _.poD lUI f!. 1M ~ : . exchangec or wben 6:05 Sporls 6: 1!i Feature 7:30 ~~~If JubU~e l}:OO L11wren~ll} Welk 10:00 Live Wrestling Mr." oad Mn. Gerald Viole~ lk aD4 Mrt. Floyd Spence, Mr. 'tJnbeaten and united Maryland bas allowed oftly 3M yards rUJ.h· tli.a in 1e'YM games for arl •vara&e · oi, 5I per a:ame. Army is seCond with 6'7.5 and Holy Cross third with 7t.7. ~aa State Leads in punting witb aJi average of 44.5 with Tennessee second at 41.9. Ryff Decisively Whips ~~iLs ' 6:00 News , V~ :~ Tbe Line~p 10:3q, )il'ttsoo to Ptrson ·YORK UP-Auburn re- ed only 792 yards in Its si-x game.!l, Navy as the m11jor college an average of 132 yards per game. which beat Colgate 27~ in total defense today ranks second with retained its lead last by Navy with defense. 1.-d ln pl&l dereleased by the NCAA NptreDame Bureau revealed that AU· · to ground in a 27-13 upSet loss 21-7 last Saturday. Saturday, h.as yield· 10:35 We1tber 10:40 Sports 10:45 FiiiJl Featu,r e 12:00 Sign Olf ., S:45 Kid[Ue.!i• Korner 4:00 Dance'land ~ : 00 Saty.rda'f 'Y('st~rn a coon-.. iooofftloiili to iioOII- Wickham hu laa Best Iii douiiirY ' a Se:cond S.\TUij.PAY L .a..,urn ·",Oefence:... Raies ' Si1n On s. home w• """"* tlllllll.fl' WHEATIES ................ 2 ~r ~.; I~ Sl .Lolli~ N6Y. !1. Tbe Vise ~H-4 cau.n ot the ....; WILT. .WIIIO!ITS t~N NEW YORK UP-Dan"h W~· l<rwelllht <lwlopion · Cbtla Cl>rl• lenten and Vlata M.trtins;. four. tlt r~· ·~lfbl, ...... aigned to meet lg a· 104-oJrkl bout •. 10:00 $tbel and Albert 10:80 News Gene ' Autry•RoY lto~ers B:H 9: . Tqe CruJ•dR Dolla~; .. ~S<VALUE ' Sports 9:00 9:30 6:M Weathe~ma.n 1:00 Shc;»p O.Q. 'l'fi!levlsion 7:1'5 DQug Edwarc4, News 7:30 Adr.rentu'rN oi Cbamp_1on ·o:OO · Ma'mR " 'ttl11yho,us~ ~f. St~s 12:00 1:00 1:15 Morning Show Captain Kangaroo Gafry Moore Artbur Godfrey Strike It Ric.b Valiant LadY Love of Life S,etreh for Ton:10rrow Th~ Guidh;ag Li~ht Katie's ~UCbeil WelC"Of\le 'l'rJ_v eltrs Robert Q. LeWi$ Houseparty The Big Payo.ff Bob Crosby Show The Brighter 'Day ~ PuJient · tqton·~ 8U111J Gene - Diddle, .Raymond L.ast yen the ~atJ flol.ht4 in a third pla.c eUe witb Westit,rli ·Michij'an 9-5 in. t.be )lwp .in:· tbl ' · Mid·Amerlcan COnference ·race. 6:411 Ftl."' 7:00 ~\tkla, Fr,.n 41: Ollie · 7:15 John 'nal~' 7:30 Rln Tin Tin 8:00 O.ale 41 Harriet 8:30 Cross-roads 6:00 Lucty 8 ·Ranch · 8':3"0 Your ESso Re'poder 6:45 S~tli~ht on ~port& 5:30 1:25 9:30 o=!ll - oae a retiU'D~ aervieem~n. Thll year the ~quad II shy ontr -oae of Jut yeJr'l stalwlrtl to ~ttdUI· tion. The 1954-45 aquad woo · ft and lost. flu, and tbil year fUfl. a 23-game •late openln& Dee. ~~ aga.dlst JndJ•n.a at 81wunl~ . ' '· 6:30 News 6:3$ W-ejl_t~er 4: Hl Sf'e~et Storm 4:30 On Your Accch,mt ~:00 :.· •.·:, '. ll'}.') o"ji : h.J .'.J it ."l ~· .i t1Y1 n ;.J, · ' Mrt!::"'.!:"::n;:ned At . tate eonehWo.n of the Mttt· Mil. 'Rudell PalDter. li"IOI&~a~JOC~Ia~l~h~oiD'~"~'~'.!""~I~o'!~~ ·-_:__2Jtr~,abel ·,~·~llll!_~•! '!:·.....:w'!w~_Holl~~.,.~· sea10a Jt Ohio UDivenlt)'. CJndjdat.et fur t.hlt )ltar'• 8c)l,. cat ~quad tacludad n:'tqe lel:tftomeill .. Sign oQ Da,nceiUid 5:\)!1 MICke.)' .' MO~se 0.00 A~bo\1 4, C~lello :"RIDAY I 8 :00 Sign On 8:00 t:OO ·10:00 W:30 11:3o 12:00 .. , the 1dUe :U.lrietHII pt&etitrr DAILY OAYPTOQVOIE-aer.'e bow t9 w~ It: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and children, Robert and attendeCI th>J football a:ame at Gallipolis Thunday eve nine. Clarence Shields, wbo b.as been w medical patlent in Holzer Jlospital waJ returned to hll home, ahowina some ~provement. 'Quite a Dumber !rom ~.... who are takill/l part In the 1lill Bend Ylnstret, hive been atte,Ji4101 i'ohoaroalt lor """"'' wte4 'dlorlt ~''' l!oodllll" • ' 4:\)0 Bq) l\niml9'• Shh,'if 9\JinaX '. \ 3:!18 $:30 F~»r S\•1 fltrW>"'' tO:od To Be AnnopR911j1.4· JQ::W wantea . 11:\l!l Up-\\)"Ule-Min\1\e No,ws 11:().5 ~lie. Late Show u~ ~:!~'"'"'~ ~~ • llfCUcUt, "IJ!l 8;:30 Di;, tlild,..'s .~ Jo"\' ~~ ~~,;..·~CJt:''":u i'' PRiDAY 1:·00' tea"' RooN ~ . p$ DQU~~wj'd.s, Nf"(S 7:110 s,v. ••toO ~ yu-·~ !At I'AIII • Motr Ford L~ Yi~ ·~~~II:· D AI LV CR0 SSW RP ~n.. 6:$s weatb,'1'1lll Football Foree:asts New& ' P!cl~ 19:\1!1 1\=011 I • • Work· 8:9(1 P'!OP\6'6 CbOiu !:~ 1)~...... ,11\l foi\f'l'lloatr' 1 • ·· · '7:30 lJlnab Shore '7:41 Nelfs C•~aVfP 8:00 YO\I ~ Y"\f Uft. I H'll Co un f ry Of This • rtilk,r Lee 8:~ Nl111r•~ • A!l&ler 6:15 TqttliDy ilafmPa'a I • 4:30 On Your Aceount ~:_00 Ge.1,1e J\.l!trr-~o,r Ros,ers. f:® L~cky ' R4n~h1 6:$0 Yo~ )i;$so lte~_o\1§ ft:tG sp,OWab~ bu' sports · 5:90 HoWily l)po!l1 I • all8MA.N TEI$\'ISJON-Ien.ator William A. Purtell Ul), 4:15 SeCret".StOrin 4:ao OJr'T~it Here we have a brand-new epoch of condoned avarlciousness. ail legal and In some ln· atance$ cu.t e. ·I was thinking that pretty soon aomebody wlll throw a eontest for young ladles in which the winners are unleashed tor five minutes in Cartier's bauble shop or set free in RevlUon Freres' fu.r department. For genUemen, naturnUy, the fiYe -minule grab would be in the rare-gun depart· ment of Abercrombie and Fitch ! or possibly an all-expense tour to see what they could snatch out of the Rolls, Bentley or Jag uar mine!! in England. The posr;ibilities are numer· ous and might even include a slightly longer lapse as a free (oader InBergere". the chorus . the1~~~~~~~~~~~;::::::::~~!! "Folies Forline the o(mld~e fcrtune teller or a phony ml youth delinquentfl SQme varla· _ ·.· ( dealer, and 1 believe the old Lion of exc.ltem~nt such aa bow Spanish prisoner und _g reen· many pedestrians can _yo u run AROUND OHIO good! gag does occasionally down In five minutes With a . ~ot rear UM h.ead. rod, mi,iht make an excltmg .l Hence, It ir no surprl~ to me award for hand--coloring a box I ~1-lrea tiUit big bu~ ineas ill capitalizing top {or a marijuana hctory . both on cupidity a~d devious· The most beautlf_u! thi!lg abo':'t 1 , BY GEORG~ L. ZIE_IS It l~ a pluce where the peop~e neu and is now startJDg to raise ull good m~rchandasmg 1deas 111 rhose who bclaevc an weather Will .accept you or they wont. Ita contestants young. For in-~ that tlley Inevitably revert the ~igns will tell you thore is a pe~- There see~s 1;0 be rio. in-betw009 !;tate o£ thmkmg. . 11 tance, on thf! day after Thanks- cliche . A friend of mine named· 1 1o d of squaw weather, which JN glyinJ a nther unusual give· I .Jim Moran used to turn hulls then fnl\r)wcrl by Indian Summer. 1 have lj.een to~d, and I guess _JL a'I'JY will IJe recorded in New loose in china KhOptl, seck nced· j The sign readers are bitting it is true, that n~~1ves in the hill York. San Francisco and KanMa~ lcs ln hayFJtacks and !It'll refrlger· I(){)'K thi~ raJ!. counties of OhJO have a better City. The Nc1tional Bl~r·uit Co., ators to EskimoK, anrl it made Julit thl.~ past week there was a conception of wbot real living is which has a fourth -gcncrotion 1 l,!orgeous pu!Jllcity copy_ A chlld db which wa~ a d•mp, .lll)ggy one . than in any part of the stat_c. Rln T~n Tin as a l:ltar to_ peddle in a ~oy shop or a dam e running Then thing.o; rlrarcd up bctUli· Then there _is tbe tlistory m ill doi blsculls. Ia runnmg one wlld m a mmk or Kable shop I ~ fully. Surh is the time called In- Southern Ohto. Much has becn G( tbote boktop contests for kids I nothing but a switch on the old dian Summer. said about this subject. Yet, 1 The nwards nrc rather beauti· gag uboul a kid in the candy Now Indian Sommer loses it s feel that the surface · has been fully almple: tho first three wln- j store . And the soundest or all importance unless you can be for. barely atrutchud. nets get five , minutes un:snper· the ~lichcs. ls the oldest ~x~om of 1 tunat~ ' t'nough to journey through An eldrcmtlY iph~resting boo~ vlted ln Macy s stores in all man .s cupidity. Som.cllung for the hill s of Southern Ohio at could be written about the hap· tbl"ee citie!. They are to be n~tlung, ~~~ the Chtncs_e .>uy, this time nf year. This is the tim(' penlng!l Jn soutbehrn Ohio if a t~a'4 loo•e In the toy dcp~rl· wttl-!' fl s!Jgh~ flavor of l1\egnl~ty that uld 1tyther NJ~Wa:t hall de- person had -ti!e"i'ime and took the ment 'and can keep e_verythJni ~o lend It sp iN~ lA worth n m11l- eJdcd to tfr6w the '6olor c~arla effort to do a lot of leg work . th_ e , ean CJrt')' ovtlr o f1xe~ dis- lOti oven-hnk cd riOt!" hones. n1 the trees. They are beautiful There are ,a:tUl aome otd-Umors tlnee; the nut three WIOIIeNI now. All colur.~ Df the rainbow around who have a lot of firsteat four minutes of legal lar'l'he "hnl box" which has pin- with a mixture or them all for hand Information handed (!own to ceny, aatd the last lhree get .:ued u . s . railrnnds (ur more good llll.'II5Ure. lh.em from tbe previous · generathree mlnut~•than 11 hundred years has been . Some folks feel as though the~· Hun or they have ssen mucb of Ills buaincu being thorough, licked at ta~t. A sponge neoprene ht~v•~ to tr11ve! to other parts of the history happen themselves thO, id,e• waa tested In Baltimore lubricatinl-! pad in a cotton con- the rountry or the world lo get lalt year and the lint three little tainer rkvl'lopcrl by American .'iCL'ncry or history , It just isn' t so. Once these rr.re individullls m~t. , .ah, er. . . children mad<' lJrakc Shoo has prov••n the an· All they have to do is to go to have passed alone, it will be far ofl with $1,200 worth of bicyclc5 I swer to hot boxes in yeur-long Southern Ohio right now for more dirrlcull to get the truo aDd tln trains. railroad lest~. -~rcncry and if they mf'et up with facts as things really happened. ---~----the rig ht people, they will get a Now is th.e time to (l;et worklng fluud lesson in history. ---·1'h;, ""' of lho stalo 1' '''h In a lot of heritage. There are sllll 1"'\ some old timers livin!,l bert> who A.CR0$1 IPOWN havt! st•en the change from back 1. Wlle ot t. L(M:&Uon ot' almost u~ far us 1he Indian days Jupiter ¥ount to tht• Atomic As e. B. Goat• Fujlyama Soda! S.curUy Agt he federal Spandlng , Thi.~ amazing period of change (Allil) t. The Llmll for Women 62? AU lmploymont Curb 1s less than 1M years. Vet1 for <1U I. An eceltlll• C!OIMOI the ch. 1mge, ther~ is still a bit or aaueal rule 3. Not ant Special to C1•utral P rc.•!l A .,·MiciiJI/tm S(' 1 h 10. Peellnr 4. Single . rt•m .Y lo e found in the hiJI.s ~vice unit AIHINGTON- Look for lnlenatve lldmlnistro.tlon errm-til to cmb 12. Think !. Kind ot federal employment nnd : pt• ndln& th l.rt autumn as part o( un I of Southern Ohio. Thi.q is .'llill the la st outpost in 13. French plano fOOIOJII)' wave dellfPled lo ballmce tile rc(\~;>ru l budget. The on1c•· of th!' slat(' where a per~on ca~ river e. A poetic DttanM llecr.t.ary Ch•1·l• E. Wll11on to :tla8h· aome 611,000 ctvlllan to bo by him self if he w wisb!~ U . A aetunr form of ln tllt In the ntxt etaht rnon ths is the opening gun In --tor JeweLl ''have" Other iOvernment agendt•ll will follow ault. l5. Invoiv• by 7. Rerton Conrres• Ia putting the pl"easure an variou!l de· APPLE GROVE Mr. ~nd Mrs. Harold Roush n~e11lt)' 8. A lhrub partments nntl ugenc1ea to cut em ployment by not wbo have been operatinf a da; .. ,' 11. Compllt t. Ttl~ arch ot ftlltnr many or the normal job vRcanch~a ~h&t oe<:ur poJ.rit tb.e ~Y: euch year. The House ctvll 1ervtce euboommlttet on th e 1arm or 1 . L. Rousb ..of <abln'.) ll. TQ lOa4 B ashan, have moYcd into the on govo~nnment ma.npower uttllzatlon ia meetldt Howa d c IT. Maturo, 1!P\II In Wuhlnglon In Novcmllc1· to review what ac:Uonr, r arpcnter home recent· obHM 15. Si!!lf ly purch&sed by the J. Jay Rou 11. Mtiltlvt 1federal qenclea nre tukln( to reduce their em• Gravel Co., and wlll resume hill! ' repl).' ' ployftlent. JD, Oat of tht Chalmuln Jame~ c. Davia IDI, Oeorsla, ot the daJry here. subcommittee, 6ald job l'eductlons ln the 4'ovem• Mr. and Mr.!l. Gerald Hayman Cook Illandt Ia. Not hat'« ment agenclell can be ethlevfJd by not tUlln&' mt.llY have moved from the Geora:e Hay n. Vtrilnt ot of the noa·mal per10nne1 Yacanclt~a that <:orne up man property to the Glen WolttJ the "dyad" each year. Wll.!lon'e order to tr im civilian employ• home, formerly owned by 2f. Approprl• mont IR tru1 armed servkeJI wae luu.,d. alter th• Jate Jonas Wolfe. Dtfen" secretu·y received a letter from Davil Jack Sharpnack 11 nd wire of a.ted Columbus, spent Sunday 'with 30. Neute.. Ur(lng IUCh IICtlon, • • • hia parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Jack St. f&~~":ame 10C14L el<llJR.ITY-Whlle the Jegl11latJvt: apn4a tor the no\ Sharpnack, Sr. 32. South IIUion •reonrre•• ba.an't IHlen eet yet ami a lot of political btekerlnl Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thuton, AMerican ~~It, tl1tre 11 blpartl.!lan aireement on one l.au.-Socht.l who recently bought property riVer heMrol are both .!lerlously 111. 35. Oo9d ~fl ot both parties aay that Congre1111 Ia: certain to enact tht 8.!1 Julia Archibald, Mrs. cltl11nahlp a.u.-paued bill tu broaden Soclll.l Security beneftts and lower the Nora Shamblin and son, Ed· se. At 1. aP tdr btileAtt lo women from 66 to 62. ward &nd wJfe, of Charleston · dl1t,11ce · 11ocl&l Security I• one or the rew Lsauea that the Cemocrt.tl and Mn. Lewb Jaffrey of Bldweti 31. Apart a.p@'Ucenl are tun to 101 eye-to·CY4l: on. They tully realise the vote• and Mra. Char lea Wagner ol SyfO. Aet fettlal 'Ppt.AI ot mon Social Security brnl!fttH. coq~etttth racuse have all been a:ueatl or · Mowtver, wUh tht ele<:tlon Ju•t ai'Ottnr.l the comer, the 1118islator!f Mr. and Mrs. E. s . Tbaxton. U. That wb.lcl wm t.t tr)'lnl hard to lay down fl record that will will ror their party Recent guests of Mrs. Charle• · lacea ' at t:::M JOlll .ln. W~Sayre and family, were Mrs. U , S·s~ap.ell . · n&a muu that admlnlttnUon proposal• are pin&' to run Into a Mary Trout1nan and ftiend, of ~J4J.q~a ht 'IMrt opposltioD from the DemocrMlH thun they did lut year. An4 Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Zahr· t3. ~adll r,l it.• aWut VV"dere I' U. Dllnoerat.. In ~ontrol or Conrreaa, will bo allel\\pUn& to tnact n dt of Washington, D. . l'dly ..e ot thalr own tdtas. an.d Mra. ErnC!$t S~th • I~ ~:~ ~~ ')!~ W• have a squib widow betnt taken for on hersome roll by a gyps~ e Ill* . T~ , •l'fW· \l.~n~ On Something For Noth-ing Sign On Dane-ehtJld 5:00 Mickey Mouse 6:00 Annie Oakley uo. New4 6:35 weather 6:40 _ Sports . 6 : ~ FUm 7:00 Kukla, Fnn &. Ol~t 'J:l5 John DIJ1. 7:30 Lone R'-'&er a:oo Bishop sbeen JJ:30 Stop The Music 8:00 Star T)me 9:;19 Dowl;l t.h~ - ~oad 10.:00 City Dtt~lVE! 10:~ I Led 3 Liv~s u :oa Newa ll:M Weather 11:10 SportJ 11 : 1~ tlAmou.s Plaftouse 11:45 Sign Oil .. 4 :00 11:30 Strite It Rleh :... 12:00 Valiant LA4f 12:}G Love of 'IJ,le 12.:30 Seareb tor TQplQrrow 12:45 Tbe Guidinl; Llgbt 1:1)0 Katie'.s ' KitChen 1:30 Welcome 'JTaveler.s 2:00 Rob<J'\ \1. Lew~ 2!30 aousel)arty 3:00 'j'ho 1111 Poyo(l · 3:3p 8oftrosb~. Sl!ow 4:00 The ·Brjghtft D~J 10:00 DIDJ Dong Sehool 10:80 Tu Be Announ.eed ' ! 3:58 10:00 G•"l' Wyo,to 10:30 A.-ll><lc ·GodlrOY - a!ttraooa . aDd ....tai anc1 Vn. Alva~ -..... at llle Jeonlo Ro1!lh ....._ called DD Martha Wolle, Sunda1. Durin& tile lMetiDf JIJn-• .-er~ frprn Tb~ al~t uatll SUnA'I'HENS o. UP-A total of 1~ ' •ompl- lor t11o annual TlllokJ. dq ·wmnlr~ Jjl( Jll'l. Wlft Het~ playen t~luclinl vetarana of ~~- dluer to 1te twld 11 d!IO dua. 19M-aS varaltr octloo u4 !noli- P. II. oo NoY. 14. AU "'""be" 1114 . llar!1 llrowll men, hdlt kaoeftd ttte ltd od '~~F" ur,.. to llltead. 1 chlllrfn. ,P.at ~ with •I ' THU.SIIAY 8:00 Sign On 8:00 Momine Show 11;4l(l. C.pla!O IWJiiiiOO ~;~ ~:f;! Tim~ RUARK REPORTS 1 suppOSe gr~d is a natural human qupijty and that some·\ thing for nothing still hfJ!~ a d~lnitf!l edce over the arts as fi SQ~Cf 9[ satidacUon. The almoat trintit intere-t in tlle "$64,000 Que&Uon" and now the "~-1~,000 Question" would bear this out. _ Man, by nature , is larcen?u_s . too. As the late, great W1\he Fields so beaullrully portrayed ia "You Ca,n't Cheat an Honest Man-," and 8s 0 . Henry so nobly wrote in hi:. Jeff Peters series confidence men: A man would 00 reall~ rather fiddle lt,_ us the Entllsh say, then earn 1t or get it for nothing. Eve!"}' so oflen the papers w\11 THURSDAY 0• 12:00 ~ell3 ChannelS "rirr ~1!11: .JtM7. ~-· witli Mr. ana >ln. lohn Wlcldlno, Mro. 11117 ......,, aM ...... WW )lellmao, ShuTho air .....n~ollllll oqui,_ with Mrs. 1ohn lldrle7 nd iiWle Relltnaa and 8Hlie Beihuo, Jfn""/ merat ·~ ~ a. b • '!-. Pocol)ontas, presiding. ar.c1 Jnr<~ c., Diddle, •pent aad Jerry P'lluliriN"r • .,. reeeat tJJOII e~ ·-tlll'lnl WHTN WCHS-TV TI!URIDAY 1\:00 "~'~"' By ROBERT C. RUARK • P-"--' c-.,Mu Oh10. I , Tlualr.lirllnJ Pbu l>o¥e Co-Y 1'«-t.,, Bobcat. Pry Ll'd '. •et'IIL'IIlle ' l ' u ,...,. '!"anilll at tile lel1 ,. seasGfi ;. , 'Mal\ Hall Edward 1~' Off Ca ire 10n, e - TELEVISION GUIDE Rkhord s. .,..., .. ' . - · Mp. Ledngtoa Ave., New York CttJ, Pb.liiWiied eveJy attenooa ez. ~ Bwodq bJ The O.blo VallQ lfeliiiMI. lllc., Ill 110 Meebaoic • ·· l'om:eroy. 0 . J,usJ11a1 olflee JbGDe 388, editorial office pboae ~r~: £otered as second elw maU· ... matter tt the post ortiee at lomeroy. Oblo. Natloaal aCJYer'Ust'ng reprcaen· lltlve, Bottlnelli-Kimball, IDe., 343 / Thursday, November 3, 1955 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 50 ' lb. 19c ~'lCit.P U.C:Ot-1 ........ , ..... 11bi. Kingen'• ltDtlll• PORK SAUSAGE .............. 3 lbl. CoUntry Clult. PIECE BOLOGNA ............. 3 lbt. 100% ~,. In t:arMns. UDJ· LARD ' ' ' ' .... ' ... ' ... ' 6 lbl. ~ ,....,.: FISH STICKS . . . . . . . . . .•. . 3 pk•. t ltoi~J.o llraun Bros. 10·14 lb. size Wbol.,_Lb, 45e Butt Hatr-l.b Shank bone'""..-. lb. f7c PIECE BACON IIJif SMOKED HAMS FLORJ[)IA JUICE ORANGES Chodc lvtl of rich, ' - • luloa. ••• · - ,.,. hollih. 1~. ,., 10c dvJ yeu ..on~len .. • Come ·In and Let Us Show . TttE Krogor-Cul to Prfcrtd low at K,.....-, 216 11M. I"" 3 Dos. U.. • • , , • .: ·. .' ... .... .. ' ' $1. ' ~ • 1 �"n,_, The Oollv Sentinel, Thursday, November 3, 1955 l 4141:!fi1Ull I its , "'' 19 I Ohio n I AI t WANT ADS MoonBeams , . Sports Writer ,_ On Sports Select UP All star AL Team . .. ...IDICTIONI . , PAUL M. CLIPrOID Pome~lcldteport, ' AIPolo~ Wolter ''CIIIhoad" Gl'tMteH dlclll't believe 111 Jut week wbeD we •tlltod tbat we bad Jlit bttla tb.l.n &1 per eeat on our .ool-111. 'lbll weell can. bead .bu ~e our ehief Jtatillld••- He took down each ball ,came, carefully ebeeked tbe to call Denver, Colorado to piek up the DP.n· ICGI"eel, and even had ver pme of lut week. and. tinally Clme to tbe concluaion that we bit a little better than 74 per tent tbll put week. So with Canbud iu mind we will 111in proceed to take our tueuea, u be 1111 tbe7 are, and Juac hope that we an continue to hit u ..Jood 111 lut weet wben we had 43 ~ &ames, 1,5, wrooa: and two tiea. PometOl' 20 Welllton TROT TRIPLE CROWN? onet~ 7--«~uld be a •pot fw tbe Panthers to let .Joe O'BHIEN. that Alu CUo'a boya bave a thin&- in mind but victory, and tbe flght- ORIVJ!R ANt:> ' '1"/lAIIt'l!R Or dowa. but we IDI don't thillk abou1d throQJb once more. eome Paathen At,beDI 20 Middleport 13-tbe Jackets have a ehance in thls one to aet that flnt win, but fint they will have to stop the loa& nuu of tile 1peedy Bulldog baekl. With hope In our hearts t.blt we 1re wron1 we have to pick Athens. J.aekaon 28 NelaonvUJe 13bad bilb hopei last week th1t the GalUpolia Blue DevUa might UPJCt the tronmen. Thil we'll s~lr. with tbe favorites and Uke bu.Ddreda of otber local faD:t hope thlt the underdogs come through. Lopn 13 Gallipolis 7- a battle o.( seeond divblion teams with the Ch.iefll ha,.ing the edge on their home fleld. W1bam.a 20 Buffalo 6---the F1lcon1 are rolling, and should keep going In thiJ one. Boy, Ia Clabead happy. Rutland 33 Vinton 0-tbe Red Devils get back in the win eOIumn at the e:&peue of a weak lrltWII... ll•nk o,on.nh! Clevelud, which lost to Wilt· ern Diyiaion team1 three ltnilbt yeers {n tbe championship 11me before cruablna: Detroit in the 19M title ·t w played itt Sr:orr ,Rosr, WIIO'LI.. BE FIRST "" WIN 1'ROTT/""'S "f'R!Pt.E CROWN iF HE Wlll care for aged couple or two ladies in our home. No bed patients. Have nice home in Portland. Call 267. W!U pic~ rou up. 11·2·13tc , w., ., Wanted-A good home for small bllck Kitten. CaU 6346--X, Middleport. 11-2..3tc WITH MORE OF EVERYTHING SEE THE CAR • IUIDiif:Y DOWNIN~ .· SECRE· INS~o;JI TARY TAKE Y\)Uit WAIIIT ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE IN THE EVENINGS. CALL 397. ,,.~.. Aul.umubth. H.UU. ow.. C..allr aOOI ~ ~Mnice. t..Um 40DIC'J A;!...~DUT I!O'fl'I:oEO GA&-IIIIIallaUon an4 See Ul fo~ prlcu. RUT· FURNn URE at Rutland. JhlO.tf yourfootl 161 Lost & Found LOST-The_. business maa who doesn't advertise in The Daily Pt. Pleasant 14 Ripley 6-the Hi& Blacka have too many guns for the unfortunate Ripley team. COieh Bob Shertzer has one or th.~ beat coached tcAmR In this aru and al11o one of the tough· Ohio State 27 Indiana 7- the Bucks wUl be fishtlna overconfidence in this one, but should be able to eome throu1h lillh!lt an Jnditrla team that hu everything to gain and nothlna: to lose. OhJo U. 21 Weatern Michigan 7-'-tb.e Bobcat. &ave a areaf piir'· IY O$CAR FRALEY you can have 1 r'lct~d ell)' wh~t~p fCB'tnlnce lilt week against In· United Preu Sporh WrUer they run the Wash~j\oP., · D. C1 dlina, and should a:et back in N~; w YORK UP- There are, Jnternatlodal at Li~l br.ll til!:e t~n:.ln eolumn q:ainst the as you probably will admil. with course in Maryland ou NOv. U. great sadnel>li, all kinds of S)'li· Jockeys Gllore A!f'lll•bte . West Vtralnia 28 George Waah· t cm~ for playing the horsf's. For in ' thl.l claiiSit Dill"' and a 1qton G-the boy• of Art LcWi!J ~hcsc include the alphabet, half turf race, frtOI'r\ 1: · walkup beve little trouble maklna: it Chmc11c and hat -pin Hystems 8.11 start those who liKe to ,put their H\'tn ln a row. Old George Just well as .!IUCh "law of t~VetllgGII" deuce on the schnoazollil · of the ::::.:\..,:~bat it takea l.o ltop a routines 1\.!1 wagcrlns on certain little men in sUb wUl have avail• trainers or a particular stoble. able the b .. t rid... . . or· 1 l>owD the Une-Notre Dame ... over Penn, Oklahoma :f.v''l!.J. Mia· Th.en there i~ that delight of thll tioru, namely 1M ·Unltad Statu., ladie~. betting on the lavort"le tu Ireland England Fran o •·· towi, Syra~use over I! n State, show. ' ' e • vw• Kauu over Kansas -State, Pitt many-and TRU. o,.er Virllnla, Marquette over And, in II ccrlRin set, nobod)' Representlna: the Vn\led. State. DttfOit. Marylnd over LSU, with any brain.-; bet.ll on aoybod,y will be Wee Willie Shoemaker, Army over Yale, Washington but the Jockey. F..ddie Arcaro, Johnn)' Lonsden over CalUornla, Cornell over ,_ w~~-~ you are one of thrlle, and longahol boot.er Eric Guerin. Btowa, Dartmoulh over ColumThat, in ltsei.C, is enoqah to bii, Tul1ne over AJablml Prl~ Vanderbilt, Michisan over mak'e most Jockey bettor& take a toa over Harvtrd, Kentucky over nols, So. Cal. over Stanford, close ~JtCond, and evelll third, _ --~ ·-· over ArkanNa, Nebraska look. WUIIr the Shoe at 2t: al· lowa State, Iowa over Mllnnoiobi,l ready Is ac~l.ed M oae of tbe Wake Foreat over Wm. areatest riders or all time. U wu Mary, Wlacoliatn over Texu WJllle who set a new Ill· western, Miehla:an State time record of 488 ·wink Jut Purdue, Auburn over Ml••· year and he'll ride England's well Oeor11la over Florida, South liked Darlu.a ln thla one. Una over North Carollna, But Arcaro 11'1.111 Ia the ae· Tech. over Tenneuee, Texu knowleda:ed peer ot stake. rldm, (Ilea over SMU, Texas over and 38 year old Eddlo will pilot Drlol R.,.r CNwo Cola. •, lor, Navy uver Duko, Cllfl Mooers' Traffic Juda:e. Thea Lowoot ., alllo Nlotlet Ill ovar Tulaa, UCLA over there 1a the 45 year old IA~tjden of Paclllc, Color1do over with more vl~torlea than tQ)' Miami over Bowllnc Green other active jorkey, hndllnJ ·Cta.Kent State over Toledo. ada'a Prefect, trained, UnulliJ111 enou•h by Lonrden'a •on, Viace. Guerin, wboae mount, Social <Nt· 91&1, may not a~tart, Ia creal Wltb thCt~e out5idera. A11 '•rtlln Rlcltra H tbe jockey-bettors are tired or the home crop, however, thrre are some crut riders' avtllible from abroad. . Rae Jobutont, wl!tner ef ~ Corel~ el-.,lcs w~o will \H, aboard. Franc:ea Picound;t•Is tb~ oldest 1-1•10 TINTED rider IL SO. 'lri nt "ars h1 PLAIN has slammed both e l.lt•Um aad French dorb\N. IN FOLDERS The youna:ut il .fpm Burna, a\ 20 lrelnd't beat. !Je'U r~de Irish Prt!Sident Sean O')te1ly'1 Put• slipper-at the em,h,Uc cf the lrLsh peoplt. t.,:,ter a:ott, one of Ena:land'~ best; glnally waa .,Ialod for that but the home folk~ rallied and he wu replaced~ PIIIOII lnstead '1'~1 hea!l! Ena:tand'a Nucleus . .one of t~! USE YOUR FAVORITE SNAPSHOT OR stran1e facet& of tbt rfee " tbli NUclfiUi i1 OWRIId, tfltiMcl ,'14 HAVE A PORTRAIT MADE FOR THIS exercised by womell- -~ bontiiY Paaet ona Ule t()l~ ~blob· ·~ Letart Fall's 2166. ' per ~ord. '7-foot POSTS. Call 399. ...... ~- ..... " ·. .... $:t'' . ":.0( . ' .I', • i .': .<.; PURPOSE tl'Oinod by ~ra. Hel•'l H"'llhlol ond xero<loocl b)' .lltf JOo>"'l'oOid OPEN EVENINGS FOR POR-rRAITS · IY APPOINTMENT * STUDIO dill&h'er Dlwn. , ·.• , ~ Wolt Held, two~lme Jeidlttt German older, will ~' •I' ''"! hh patlon'a bopolll!, AtallitL ••d.llii finaJ entry tn the alo.hazft Ot14 will bo Franco'• Mabanl ridden hi veteran Joekily fred · Palm~t1 whO . at 33 hu boon rtdl~i ·lor n 11;11 U's a lot of talent ·oa oD• whell>.r ll'om • llandpalat ·of ~ or bon... And' llle poepW wbo . btt on Joekeya are Jolnl: to haye 1 lo,u p ~· m•"'•"'up' 1IMJI .. tr• Ifill! llllil41. . - . . · .,. I Ill Wanted To Buv 1- (81 Auto Sales WANT lOU liUICK ·s~ -=o.""l~ --+ dOOC' Sedan; $1244. Bl.iettnar'a, W.I}NT OLD ST.\'4f~' J?r~ferably .qn orJ.•in•l envelope. .\Is~; Po~~oy, Oblo. .10-Si~c IIi 'I. \1. J!~~<IY r AD otampl\1'• env,el~pe,o lfb\•~ ~ye p;os\m~~ Ol\lf.· \l!.l'dm•~ • 2~~ ~ve.o)h Av~ .• So'l,lh· Cilo~l<ifton, \f. Va. 11J:23,12t~ 19113 CHEVROLET '210' Delux :Z. door & 4-door Sedaus, ' $1177. Bllettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1o4ll.&ic .' (1,2) Wanted to Rent ' 1958' WlJLYS Statton· W:aso~ all steel, "$717. Bla.ettwr'•, Pome- WiDt SLE!;PII>IG IIO.OM c..ilti'll! ~9tie,. . Wri,te·,nliftei. roy, Ohle. 10-3l~te 868-A, % '!'lie · Dilly Pomeroy. 11·1·3tp 1953 PONTL\C Delux 2-door Sedan, $12T1. Blaettnar's, roy, Ohio. Pome· 16.31-Ste j ......, In The Dail Sentinel eroy, Ob,io. \ 1 I==-===--===---=--- I0-31.tlte IH~tp ' - .WUIIII:I. .kooms St. ~" 136 11\Yl~rry .1\t~·· Phone 281.____ ~ «9! For SC.i• -- ' • ANTJ-FIIZEliE by mt~,I\O.M\ Ho,r.y~~· ~fill 1111il "t !IWI~ SI>.t!'~Y Prlt ·Two Furniobed 4·Joom ·4PAJ'f, .· WWf:~ CO. MENTS. new turuJture. UtlllU1111 ~e 10.13 ROj.I(l! ~;~· · 1 ~~ tf ; BUJLDII'IG f!l:!: t;!! 8-20rA~ 4-room l!'URNI$~ ~01J:P:, Call II aild .~ ·· llollve • H. H. 830.M. 1 • \'MJI.il l. L. Jaft, Mla14'1Vi1 , O,hlo bone Cheater, Obio op; SP· lliUNG YOl!R SHOES TO 15'776, Muon, W. Va., fRer 8 RACINE SHOE SH,9.P p.m. Ml~ et ~ For~ o.n US . SA,VE ¥llNEf Rt. 31. . ·t' 01 Chili Co" .. ¢arne IitJ• •· - 2 "'"'.., 4Sj: Kleenex Tissue " " ... 2-21 oz. Jen E...-y Meal Apple Butter . . . . . . . . . 4~ Do,._t.ic Keyleu 011 P•ckltd Krafts Pineapple ar Relish 16 01· ~·· 5.59 -..ultlrly 5,11 c._ of 24 4.39 R.. ularly 5.40 •• , AAP U,..,..U:I S..n 1.01 c... of 48 8.49 R-vularly 10.08 Cont*'iN S.w 1.59 a 5.49 Rltgularly 5.88 !live ltc A Cat.e 'liMY ~~~ ~~ In ~ud he~. To ·tnm your bud~el, .whtleg ~ trJiilmlngs to your *len¥, b'\1' all Y'JIII' I~ he~el ., r '. ' Q,l4R Fli,S.H - . FROM ~H,tl<IN c~~L I VALL ' CII41N sAt. ui, ¥oel!we cU'll)' ·a lirtf Jtock ~ parts. MEIGS I!Qtil'l!iiENT co; 10.1lHOto. .NIGHTS DAil.Y-398 Rqularly 1.~1 Yallow. (tlftl kw 5tr a case Frying Chick~n$ ........ . ~~ lb. r Rlt. lnd 39c RU1 H1lf Pork Loins ......... . . 49c lb. lh... llh,tl)li ' . Smoked Picnics ... .. . 29c Lean Grou~ Beef ... . 35c Cookf4 .. .' ... . . . . . ' SYptr ·· · • ' ...... • • •• lb.45t; Any Size P:t.ce 2 lloo Florid• '•ncy ' ' .. ' 35c I lb. Baa Seedle" G~«fru•t .... 59c: 12 SIIW hHCI R..efo tulia Snowbo." c;~,~Uflaw:r . . . . . 25c: a~~'1r:if ':. ......... 15~ lit.. Conadion Bco11 . . . . . . . 89c s..... lb. lbo '"' Frying Turkeys . . . . . . . . 59~ 50--60 Cfunt . 5 lb. ee. Froze' S~rlmp . . . . . . . 1.81 also Clllll, or Ridflth l1t. Fried tloddock ........ 65i: 2lloo, :19< 5 lb. l!<oo! Froze' Whiting . . . . . . . 69Ci Longhorn Cheese lb. 4Sc Florio Oranges i!b. Bag 49c Pole Beons . . . . . ' Up Pan Reody FaneyW-.bl Tube Tomatoes ..... .. 15c Middleport ·'<;":<; • ·~ " 65c Juley Sweet Fnsb Qroud O.Uy-AU Bee! , 8ACJ1· ~ ERS . MEAT MARKET 2 lbs Roll Sausage .. ..... . . . . . . . . . lb. 69c I"A~IURG'R .... .' .......... lb. 35c: FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ON ALL ORDERS OVER $5·00 ON SATURDAY · Ot4LY l;fq!f~s Right NOT GROUND FROM FROZEN BEEF Pk"'"'". 6222. LB. Fvll 5011onk MaU ···· ····· ···· .. lb. ~5c llJTf~!l 39c Raisin Cookies Pkg. 2Sc Del Monte Peaches . . 6-29 oz. cons 1. 95 Y - .. l'luml' .. WhoJe Split or Cut Mnflowt" Creamery IU eQCh 4.19 R..ul_arl_y 5~ J:ave ~ II OIM 1f 7.49 I: Begaluly4k TOMATO Puree ... 6-fOt;; fllf· c:anf 55c: c ... of L Cut Your Fo.od Bills More With S4per Right Meats 35~ lb, and W«'lllill ~ ~-vul1rly ~-~ IONA S.~ 4Sc a alfe MA~LELAWN POULTRY FARM II YouFAD .lUST CIN of 41 · ··· ~RYING ·· RcmQmbctr ef M 2.39 W~OJ,~ llR CUT UP S.•crotary -1~:; Leav• ¥ot•r ~· C~ S.19 Regy ..rly 4.20 A&P SaW 101 I CUT GREEN BEANS .6-16 oz. cans 60c V11M' ,4\v,5:~ of 12 2-5 oz. ~ ~·· Pecan Rolls Pkg. 33c Apple Pie NM Tomato Poste ....... 6-6 oz. cons 59c c... I Cake each SSe .. : ... 6-14 oz. Btls 1.40 ApricCit ttolves ..... 6-29 oz. c:ons 1.10 Llbbya Cace of 24 ·~ ~eChlffon s-. 2te a UM C.. of 24 ~ehup ~ Chees Sprods . . . . . . . . . 49c .... 27c Mo.re Outstanding Grocery Buys Heinz )......3M! • •rd•nes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21: Swift's Brookfield Plnuppt. or pm.nte 2.1.n Cheese Spr~d . . . . . . . . 3~ diJS Al'mour's Potted M~h .. 9.c ArRH»Un With htna 24 ... I •• 7 A.-.n Page Spqghetti . . . 2$c: 3'4 k .... (;rape J~:~lce ... . . .. ~ oz. btis. 1.65 ~~ ir,9m~ 111\'!ll•l•rs know that fine quallly food ud Private Entrance. Phone 494-Y, 1 L. 1'11 .. - COM~ ·. ONE-COME ALL-AnEN~ THE SHOWiti4G ~··•d SAT\JROAY ONLY a~:~~:i£i:lw~~;;;;;~~ fi!IINISW!Jl WlOO!S aad balll. NOV. 4th and 5th .. NOTICI! OF Af'P<li,'!TM~Nt Actmlnistralrnc Estate of F..red lbert Young, Christ, wa.s surprised Wednesday night after the regular choir f' ebearsal when the choir presented her with a birthday gift . Mrs. Paul Davis and Mrs. Boyd Dilgard served pie and coffee to members and one guest, George Meinhart. Members and organist present were Mrs. Chester Erwin, organist Janis Childs. Helen Stobart, RusseU Roush, Carolyn HeRs, Ernestin e A8bury, Mrs. Dave Farmer, Mr. and Mr.s. 0 . E. ·McKinley, L . R. Wiley, Cash Babr, Roedell Steffy, Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Alfred Roush, ).Irs. 0 . L. Roush, Mrs. Ed· gar Allensworth, Homer Rice an.i Mrs. George .Meinhart. ~ant-Electric wallyaper cu•tori · l:llhor, Mid· ~¥ T · ' ,. 11·1ltf For l't.=.trQbl~ ~ l,n vited. · Mrs . Arthur Skinner, direetlr of the Senior Choir of the Church of !I" Wotfl&b,rvp .. .... .... 24c ~'" 2...-1.5" a 14 OL FRUIT COCKTAIL .. 6-29 oz. cons 1.39 . : Flowers-Perfume For The Ladies, : Gifts Far the Men : Novtdti•s ForTheChildrtn ., . ~qbisco W~ffl• Crea.._s Cooked Dlnty - leefStew ........ .... 41C 6 oz.17~ · "· ·· ~ nv.4' ..... •·-· · .o.--... .u .rc~ "'l•l illd 'rUt •..nlo~ 'l!lotetll' ~· OJtlo. W. .IJaia &1..Salfif. flllllfi'OL : , ' i.' FORDO 2-<loor, e,Xeelleat Pomel;'qY. . · ll~p eondif.\oD,' rar;Uo, ·· heatl!(', new For r.ent-E~ensio~ Lad~ , rs, Urea. ne..., .""~ ~overs, Ben Scaff:0 ld Bn.at-ds ~OIIP ll·l-3te ctwto•· Fishfr, 7T •MI !'.II • . · ·Batey, M;ddlejlilrt., . House \lv•"'· pu'bi;C 1 . ~ Bl Aut~~rvlces TO OUR IItty mon. 'tht • a1 l¢hur Skinner O.ur Own Teo · 4 CIJi· 11.kg 31 c: · BILL M.LL-5 wUI tell ef ·1oC··"·-··~· Y•IJ:• I" p~il9'., at \he i"oitr:C'*or · 10 .,. ""'· por1, ChurCh. of tJ:toe Natarene on With Breakfast Thoy . . . . . . . 34c: • PfoV, 3 ,,t 7;30 P. M. H• wiiJ I oz. J•r wear hit ttrlpH Prison t.arb From Choir Group Krilfts Cheez Whiz ..... 31 show the whiPping bat and tMD \ .1 Open 1311. B~flern~. Pomeroy, home, Eyl~ia, after Ada Genbemier. Notiee is hereby given that Ru1b Stethero w~ose Post Office Address Is Lo~g Bottom, Ohio, R. F. D. No. 1 bas been d.uly ilppointed as AdminiBtratrix of the Estate of Fred Ebert Young late of Lcng Bottom, Oh.io, R. F. D. No. 1, Meigs .Co®,ty, . O.hio, d~cea sed. Dated this 24th day of dctobfo!!', 1955. ·- -:---:-: . ·.='·:,..,· ... .-..-.. - -- - ,...,-.-..d _,,...-.... tWo months visit with her cous· lna. M..iSSI'!! Lucretia, Augusta and ' alt~tric; chJ!\r dui-lnii his ser· 041 For Rent 1152 BUICK RM Convertible ,1· 'Coupe, $119-D. Blaettnar'e, Porn: F"tW~~SHED HOUSE, ani/ ~tb on La"l'.t · Invited Everyone Pomeroy, 011\0. 10-31-Bt< :Mrs. Agnes Faye left o~nd 195:1 i'DRD Vkloria HardJI'op VII fordomatic, . $109G. Blaet~ FURNISliED ROQMS lor ,· PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS ~- To Place A LOCUST 11-1-3tp •m• week ~ ................... II'•• real~-"'- •nc _... •ad tltere'• DIIDJ, D1U1J Pleft to eomel PblUp, and other f# bfr I '. y._, look._ .U.f!rica'•leadiof fool ~ha•t - Aa-P- to •IMnr yea ,.., w•y ta cu1 your food •ote. A..a here'• dre.IBIItie proof! Apiu tiP. llordell Ulent the past ft4isa Loui.!te Rcil;Jel EASY 11-1-3tp 18-inch FIREPLACE WOOD, $9.00 •l• •• CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 1-5d $9.00 Wx5 IT.~$, --==-iW.\RI4 MOJINlNG COAL LOST, STJIAYED, OR STOLENER, II/A Gront St., . cow and Calf. If fouad eaU 11·1 Stp ~tine Beegle, 1&-.1. 11-I~tp Wm·.::TE::-"::R::-OCK =::-LAYERS aale--6 mo.nths old, $l.!W. Call TODAY'S SPORT PARADE tAf .. Sentinel. Oil * ELEC'f~ONIC J.ET OUR Vinton team. .....,_ Pomeroy Persoll(l!! \vilh. to find bome__~~,__~!~ek, and Wb1te ANGORA ~S, . Mrs. Thurman Carsey, Bradbu~y . 11-3-Stc Ill �--- -- -------·--- -·- --·--- ----------- ----·-· ------ ·~ Page Seoil!l Paae Six . I Middlport Club Local Hunters Back Follows Medical From Utah Hunting Theme At Meeting Trip With 10 Deer 1be Middleport Literary Club's ]U'OII"Im W.edneaday afternoon foUowed a medical theme with fQ]l call responses, ''A Medical Acllievement." The club met at the home of Mrli. Walter Wadd· ell with ber sister. Mrs. Marcu11 Chambers, 11.11 the hostesr;. J . M. Gaul, Roy Holter, Je&s Tuttle, Ernest Bahr and Henry Babr, have returned from an auto trip to Utah, where they spent six days in I..a S11l Mountains bunting deer. They brought homr 1oo deer, 300 and .'icveral weighed over Mn. Rodney Downine. presi· pounds. 1034 pounds of meal wa.s dent, was in charge of the meet· cul. frozen and packed in dry ice iag and it was announced tbat for th e trip hon1e. the next meeting would be on November 16th at the home of Mr. Tuttle's grandson, Earl Mrs. Clyde Ingls. Hu.ssel from' the state of Washing· e Papn for the aHernoon were ton. joined them fnr the trip. "'Doctor to tbe Islands", Davis, The party stayed at the home of by Mrs. Jame5 Harley and "The .Mr. Bahr's daufolhter, Mr11. MUdrt-d Healer", Slaughter, by Mrs. Mar- Lipsey, at Dragerton, Utah, yh1le ion French . making hunting arrangements. ''THE BEST IS YET TO COME NEW MIDDLEPORT MEIGS TEMPI.B Nov. 3-4 Three For The Show anemucope (Technlcolorl &.tty Gr•bl• ~ Champion Shortl • • • • Seturde., Thurt.•Prl. Far Horizons Tarzan Eseape11 Meur..n O'Sullivan I Cover The Underworld Jo.~nn Jord111 , • • • • · S1turder Johnl'iy Wel1mulftr Nov. 3-4 (T~hnlcolor) Vltte VIsion Pred M1cMurux Cheriton H...ten SHORTS November 5 .S..n McClory IIY AL CAPP L'IL ABNER ON DISPLAY u POIIB&of Thurt.~ Frl, J'J D. AND ....... lll~lli-H fBI 8111'1'11 PAIIILY · Nov•mbtr 5 Loaded Pistols ·For the first six weekll or .school or roU at Pomeroy lliJh, and 80 54 students made tbe honor roll fre.o~bmm. 17 eight "gre.den an.d at Pomerny High School and 'l'1 115 seventb traden made the boomade a "B" or better in aU their or roll at the Juntor Hl,rh. Harman, Dale Harrison, Margaret Hawk, ·Mary Londo.n, Gene M..itcb, Keit-h. Reuter, Janiee Riffle, R~ FfJR~ LOWER PRICES LOOK AT THESE Fresh Ground DAILY Hamburger 41b.$1.00 Seasoned Right PURE PORK Pure- Fresh CHUNK Sausage 31b. $1.00 Bologna 41b. $1.00 Leon and Meaty BOILING 8 to 10 Average PER PACKAGE Sliced Bacon Wieners Beef ENDS 41b. $1.00 3pkgs$1.00 51b.$1.00 HDme Mode HAM WhDio or Half HAMS lb. 39c Salad lb. 59c 4 to 6 lb. Average SMOKED CALLIES HAMS lb.29c Pork Roast Pork 39c Sliced PO IlK HDme Mode LIVER and BLOOD Liver Pudding 41b. $1.00 lb. 49c Fresh 12 os. c:on 69c 39c Dogs Love It 1 DogFood1 25 lb. bag $1.98 Fresh Pig Feet · 10 lb. $1.00 "'P CANNED Milk I bert Roush, MllTf Scot1, J<Jy Smith Jlnle Speneer, Donn• Strain, Ro-land Taylor and ChiTlt'l Withee. JuniOTii: Fran-.Lin Clouse, Barbara DoD<Jvan, Eugene Frye, Ra· chcl Gcnheimer, Rletlani Geq. heirner, R,ay Johnson, Milton .L•m· rbert, David Kunze, lun& O'Brien, Robert Robertll, and Janet Struble. .Sophomores: •Dorothy ArntJid Eddie Boney, Glen Cecil, Carol Chafin, Aqdrey Cunning'hatn, Larry Curt~, .Anna ?l[urray, Carolyn Philllpa, Kathtyn Rou.h, Ra· c. A. PIRSINOIR:, ehel Roua}J., S\le Smith, William Charlea A. Pe:~~!~'·~:{lif ~ Sterrett, Danny Struble, Bernice recent addltloD to · Thoma, Faye Thomu, Charlea of Ell Lilly and -cc,.,;~iiDj.:-:61 Wagner, Doiis Wella and Marilyn Columbu1, Ohio, wheJ'e White. · · tal')' covers 1everaJ At Pomeroy Jt"mior High School countiea. The Ninth Gr11de: William Ander· made by D. S. son, .Ann Biker, ., Gar.y BarnJtz, pr.. of tU East R-en•ta Baxter, Patth~l• Blakealot' ' · · • ·-: Je(Ty CQI.bieJ"i. Jud.itliM.;urd, Fred; A naUve ,of Poea!.:- .. 'nlll, Paul Folmer, Ro"lert Gloeck- gini.a, 1\mna:er ~ ner, Lor.aine Grov~r. Betty Hamm, from Poca High School William Hedttelt, ·Marlene Scholl , \Following ~ervice Sheila Strau 11s Ro6e Horak ' Ro- ted State1 Army, 1~\lu:~~,,.~' bert Jacobs J~.• Donnat Je,nkim, Philippine blanda, he lame..~ Johnson, John Kunzlernan, RlnE'.a Lohse, Madolyn Murtin, years In New Gulnead·e~~~hil:: ![I Baehelor of Sci6nce . pharmacy from Oh1o University In 1953. Since 19!10-firat as an appren· tlee and later as a reJLI•ef pblrmaclst-Pendnger hal ~e"' employed by the Swishor ahd Lohse Drug Company in P • • roy, Ohio. He is nallt.cred le botb Oblo and Florida. Carolyn Meier, Patricia ·Mkhael, CaroLyn Milhoan, Rodney Qulvey, anet Carpenter, Jim Ca1'pen1.er. Bsl"'bara Rou&ey, Bonnie Rousey, Harley Saylor, JUI Snowden, Chas. Swisher, John Thomas, Pat VauJhan, Craig Wettruna:. Jerry Wei · ker, Jame,e, Will, Connie Wood· s:eard. Eighth Grade: Nick Coates, Lin· da Crow, JMn Dillbo, Jacbon F.step, Bill Gibbs, Wilma Holt, Joh- DORCAS T)).e Ladles Aid nora Lambert, Judy J..anler, Albert Martin, Barri-e PbUUp11 Sue EdWBrd Phillip&, Sondra Potl.!l, Rickard, Charles Rlflle, Priscilla Scott, Gall Stlven, Jtan Webster. Soventb Grade: Keith Barnitz, Carolyn Bell, Undli Chapman, Dor COates, Sondra Drake, Frankie Ebenbaeb, Sally FosUir, Erie Hart, Judy Jennlnp. Terry Knlrht John McMurray, MUi;e Roberts Mike Swatzel, Nancy Sharon Yount. Woodaeard 500 EAST MAIM ST. POMEROY, OHIO bl> 'ci!IT!M!Ilo~· i.eb:llio:f'1<1' ·coroon ~tendlnc were ·Mh. !Matit• lin Jean Atkins and daqhttr.~ jcnn i~ ·Misa N.,ncy and . ·GWi'!viev e Mrs. ·william S~etton W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO . . ! e. , . . AT ..~:Ji- ,' ..... -~ . . • .llll\. ,,,:.." tiUL t.:r-1.- ' ':.\'1! Ltutehooa ~~~ ·= the .............. Bllly HJUTio COOlS M Dou&IU e~ild .to . Deyton of tbelr ete- Weaver, who waa m.... MI-a. LIIUin lift'li• Lee of l!t . .. -" TUII&,IDI. aou epe:n1. ... ..... fal . ' . . - ToTti alternooa. · 4 l13 18 . 1'1 11 = m rQr ·= = , , ~dal.· 1111-; I VP- ' ::; .....m. · ,. . . . ~ ~dl~-=~~...~.:di>.....~ - Jl••· , :' - . . ~~ IJtlll;.mllt,ltll- . . lei!IIOI! IIIII · . · :::~~ ilf r~ 0111 •-k ,. . • !! . •- . IIIWilmllt,lll... """ 'l''cll. ~- lole Ull~ a 11 Dill"J Total: 1.1'11 40 A11D OVIIR I1H de~ i!ll.'l"-" ~;toll to!· 10ip 11!1> riJlm-..ll•> lir JO!If ~ ~ali Colo!leo potip, ~J:' ,. ·~ Or&llll J.i.e, ~cup Ct oa.l !~ u;d ~OW J!IU . ' -" • - · S poached v• vl!lled )Vlth Mr. . w. 0. . a Llnoi>ter IIOopltol, · ' : " \ llil1 1004 011 lilt · ~- ~Jie ,nd 15 ~~~ :"l:aiii,IIOrYIDJ ChU ~ ~~~...B · ~·. _- ~oft me~~~ tlle Roclif!. ; \ tlalltalotiPi. II: omaD IJtlll;. milk< I..... 10&111....,., lo 1ooo......... Mr. and Mn. llu!oell Lee ••d Clntinllati, • t:' :.:=·tt~d~ =·=ie~::l! ut' Olli"l':II!M ·~III!e:toar, I! JW Butlir,l4; lip. ..:r~ v,SGVUIIHIPI''f Jaek Horrlt:. of . -~ , J::i:\...- o. .a.l courf!J~ · r.. ro:a ·Tout. wbtte,l ollct · ~ ton:llldlllll mOIIUII IJF lliltler, 14: tap. .,~ tiN', f:ll' ~"!!~ 11>• m..o -milt, 1 ~ ap lfljUp olid: 1111 AO·aDd-om Norris, tl16n. Arnoi.t, Vir: Rose Slison, Maule ·""'''" Lou, .We jiOap·ronowa: . • .TZINAOBIIII ..-...·CaW!ft ortJIIO!Uiot .\i:JltiP .Ih~l If WUIU . . . . & .a Cerry A Compltte Wbol 'blltiilt. a....:-.. !1: llltlll . T~ wllo1e-.......t. lllliOe jiatn lhlllv,i1illl> U1Jk iwl!liiOI · .: .,.-. Tho Buay H""'"•'""' I Mal:ft-- la~ tPIIted IIDd•·. ERFi,I.QS II ~; m 0 ./ 1.,. . uoun:leillllep.lt~L. · .. &II t.ettuooand tomato _.., .s II ~ l!e.ll<l Ielltlc• 1. Jl!o41um IQnlalo 18 1 lip. iel!loa 1111ca IIIII cnctf;ri. S 1&1104 ,m •--•-- o ': 11 • 1'1 m w 1\BBIE AND SLATS J E D SUt<IRISE. TO .SUNSET .. . . ·sTATION" 990 .,.,.. . . .... ·~ 1 . • "YOUR '• - - jl L-bBoulliob !cubel, I CUP Cottalie cht- 1 IT DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK OUT iT!'IAT wAY·- • • SCIENCE IN YOUR UFE ... J®'IIIO#I:- 011.,~-~ho4""" lolo_ot.up 1o~4 "tf..ut~ t gp. -Julco . ·ADd M .~ ... , . CaUWiower, ~- ~aap vtaa apenl llr::. aona. ' :· ~ ,.nm• .... ~t ""'' : •, j;,_IDQ' not)lio6 ~IIlii for · I(Ut mt:etll!l tn Novelllber, lotra. ' ll ~ 1111 ~ Uolho""" · Oil; l)lellJIIi TQOI'. ~·Wbtal, lelJoo · ;oil:, ' =:~ rap. lin. H:irey be wtlb ll... 'J WHY· .,. ~ ~.:&"~"lief~ · ,:, :,: ~~~~."\ oap It .::·• Wj~llllilil!l p......... eefved by ,i . Ytllllt l:i:lltl f . ..., SDuk ' with ...... i :ll:rt •11lol! 1!'&1 ... ~ ~ tllais: ---..;,... Ideo! for 101i: !"i>ll'l ~ f!lr JO!If 171 cract<er, IIQUII't ,..,. t!&Uih"".W JOUr ,Jiu>ll!e:· I)&J'a TOtal: ~t)tibl7drliP-~ TtnL;o;arJad: w.e ,' • .... ·'. 1 · .: ~ tip ·.. . .. ''· ~amuli -~ . ,.,. ~~~~~~·::.lk.~ ELBERFELDS b.~ : -'i . .. -.·. . ·. ,( ' .• -- ·. Lint Of Sunbtam lloc-! SIMONS MARKET . ldui(•,..~ · iWVlll ' ' ~;'( iitiiJI ly 8cans90c WITH EVF.RY $1.00 PURCHASE YOU RECEIVE A TICKET ON THE CHRISTMAS GIFTS FROM OUR STORE • I Set Kitchen Tools • 1 .Flash Bulb Cam1ra • I Electric: Mantle Clock • I Deep Fryer ·· " ·.··~· ' .. :~kMubhigC:bietS Vary . ··t. -~ . ..:t'i...:. .. h. A . G , ···. ~:-or ~o. ,. . ge .· . roup of "'w~d b~~r• with tholqi.,.nt.. nndwlches, salad, eoq).ies, min~ ltll'-ond 1o1ro. Chorle1 SIJWp, . •ii~ and coffee were aft'vt(f, Rouoh, Mrs. Fredo llenb • ntit:-¥J!I.Jle!Uif\tJ!l4 _so 1"lir t,.~vf z... ·.tran1. -~""· bill" :ttilf"l•tcfi' "date ou nt r , .' · . ... . ,r. -~ ~- · f k . .$- ··.)•·,,) . her Alflha plaJJIJ lor llle •re•ut• ~~·. tt•""{·ij• _aQ.ri c ~ . .r, . A hQUBewarmiDi wu held b)- a ID aulOtnoblle lceldent. GU)I llfllt Ia coniine~ to blo number of fri4Dda Friday revt!nlng at the home of Mra. T. T. Shelton, b~ll)e wltb 1 ohe::t Injury . . Buttfrnut Ave., Pome1'by, Gi'fts were pretJeG:trtd to Roy Holter bave been appointed ' on the committee to plan for th.e . i.Jpydk.JI.iltle 11\d Wlyne Roush Christmas Workshop being held pa,ieel"~u\[6_"~ to Trustees at· Mt. Tuesday evening, Ntn•. 29, at 7;30 c~tnel J;tian~ellcal ,U. R- Church. G d Cl b Be:ilui~· "W: and· van B. D&rt>y Jr. ,P. M. by th.e Che.rler ar en u· . Jot:,:. Sulton, to Ka'rl ~. and ~ris This meeting will be county , F. 'O iueser. · 1 · wide with Mrs. James Jack,on, ~t'•. Si,Qith, Ann~ Mae . Barto conducting the work&hlp. Every. Sni!J,b, .10. .Acrt'.a, $19, 1'8, M, Sa· · one who wishes to make Clu'lstletri.Jo, .JO.hb Gib61ilit. mas a more enjoyable experience · J'obii' Gibeautr 'IOA,SiiJ, 1'8, Rl5 br their family and friends are s.J:wn~ to .jtus8p11 ..ilnfl :Maty Jones. Invited to attend. Elmer' and Edna, Ptofnt\, deed . _. ' ·.. a .....,t, lo tell aflern~.._ By IIAJIOLD Ga&f ORPHAN ANNIE l!&aon. ·· 1:s11 lliort Housewarming Held At Shelton Home Friday Eve. · Janet. M." and 1111;;1')' Snyder, Jr. ;,.;5 _ Pearl }fo'blertl!, ·Mrs. Paul lofi6 and 17, MlddlepDrt, to,Iiora KaiT, ·Mrs. Earl Dean aad Mrs. or tho at the home ,.t By KING GASOLINE ALLI!Y Chater Garden tll' F · .aliA S8 ·Rutland .to ~leboJu;-ud - Cl - . Uu r: On$ Or Yolarsle Gru...,. , Uora 'Jituon, 1 Acre. Sa,l:libW'Y ·Christmas Work 1o ·1ill.el <11: Sn,OO. · 11!.•. for her bome. Refmbmettta Armour to Etbelllelu<. LAND TIANSI'IRS , Georae DanQhew, lBA, 49A, Tl, · John Calvin and Etbel :l:errell, R12, Letart, tfl1Roy •Dooobew. lot, Su\ton to 41'rY R. eel Helen Ge9ra:e DQno'b!':W, SOA UA, ZDl, M. Hubbard. · ·'"' Mary Hendrix, dee. aHld. for Letart to Roy Dbnohew. trap!; Sutton to S. R. Hendrix, Raymond R. Baker, lqt, Olift, to Sylvia Zwij.lint, ~oodrow Hea- Nettie CroP. dri'i Ruth Buekley,lJ.uby StarUna. R~land R. and Tressie R. SteOrville L. and Pearl Whitting· tbCJil 3 acres SM, T3, RU, OUve ton 4&-50A, Sl'i, R15, 1"9, Colum· to De"nver 0. and Bel~e J . Curtl.s. bia to Harold Caah!r al\d Halma J. E. and Martha Barnhart, 126A · Caster. OUv4!!, to James l. and Gertrude Charles Ellis and Josephine WU.on. Smith, Lots 1-11-13, .lo!ldd\eport, to James B. ind .Mae Uawk, five Barrie Marie Smith. P,arcels, Selpio to Besste1 Welch. , ' Jessle· W. and Dessie · M. SiUOil . sevet81tra::)l Colwnbla to Robert s. lhd· Win£lel4 Turner. ~ ·• · D.olid.·9f County Cominls!lorier:a &11 NOVEMBER 4, 1955 AND SEE THE EXCITING NEW Those malting the hon<~r roll at Gen• Autry Beril~r• Britton Pomeroy high achool are: SeahJJ'1: City Of Shadows Paul Ambergt-r, David Boney, VIctor McL11I•n John Baer Twenty-three r;;cniors, 13 junior.s Hatold Brown, Robert Brown, Bumprdner, Eva Carl, Hoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'~"i"iliBii sophomorcs made the bon· Shirl-ey wlll'd Cedi, John Handley, Sara1yl). subjects at Pomeroy Junior lli;;h School it bas been announced. .WIRE Oysters TOMORROW Listl250n l Rolls In Pomeroy Higll School wiNNIE WINKLE • • �. -~ ­ ·Pooe Eiraht - The Daily Sentinel. Pomeruv-Middleport, Ohio . ' UI!PER FLATS 1y ..... ARNETT lOUSH The afternoon Scott's Announce Arrivd1 Of Son Man Is Injured In Auto Wreck Early Tuesday ,Sellrch Conducted . For Sen. SllYre ./~eporl<?d Misaln1 ' LADII!S AID MEETS Jill. Jupcr Rou!b was bosteru~ to tbe st. Marks Ladies Aid on Th~I.Y- ' was &pent in the working of carpet hJS. '!be n.ert meeting will be November 3, 1955 . Thursday, . . - Ethtcotion lll"l!eA: To Be Ob•er"ed At Mmon Scliool ~ Broad Run held at the home or Mrs. Marie · O~e· man was taken to the JlliaJ. I' •W U 'Meigs General Hos pital .suffering A "hankie" 5bower was given from lar:eratklns and back injurto the oJd'est member, Mrs. Lor- ies, ;md another wu trested (OT etta Roush, who is moving to btu:k injuries, after the car th~ East Liverpool, Ohio, to spend had been travell ing in was demothe winter with her daughter -in- lish{'d ~tfle.r turn ing over several t1mrs, this morning, on State law, Mrs. Verlie Fry. ~aid Rood , Mrs. Elmer New- lterry, Steve, and Mike , and Mrs. Loretta Roush. RICKARDS MEET Mrs. Ada Rickard is spending a few days l'lt home from her work. On Sunday, Mrs. Rickard an4 Mr. and Mrs. ard ~ntert.ained Ronald . ••· n(lbs . Route 7 near the Melgs-Athem County line, the Highway Patrol reported . 'fh e Patrol related in the rt· por~ !hal the accident happened at 5:20 A _ M. 120 feet north of the Meig s-Athens county line, and the driver of the vehicle, Glenn Steller, 18, Watertown, 0 ., apparently went - to sleep behind the wheel and lost control of the car. A passenger, Ricbard Gill, 21, Zanesville, was ndmittcd to the Meig!s General Hospital, ant1 bot;. pital authorities report that bls condition is satisfactory. Present were Mrs. hohe Roush, Mrs. Glenn Smith and Debby, Mrs. Arnett Roush. Mrs. Henry Elias, Mrs. Wilda Blessing, Mn. Rick- memben of their '- q•r ved. . Tlw MY}'' h f'J d ~ its n•s;rular meet- :ng Oel. 30 wilh an 11tteudance of '-t"-' •·n youth nnd four adults A flihl e '1Uiz wns rnnducled . Th ~ pin!l!llnl on "Lt• l'.~ u~c Ou J" Bibk•'' W.1S ,. llll' P •. held · A !ih•rt"'IJU.!IlDP~.~ · m g wn.~ ~.:onrluctcfl I, Prt·sldt•nt, C h ~l' le!l 1'1lvlur by Hm 1:ht· llall owt•L•n p ar.l y ~nfl p iC' 1111 ~ rwn s or!'d by llw Grang e 11Hl l'.~ d ay evening wn ~ W('Jl 1_ I~ IHI ~d Pri7.f'! Wel't• 1; -l't'n lo t~ r ' pn•!tJ~·~I. u glil'~l an1l mos t unus· ual c·o'>tum~·~ in bo lh ,\'Oung chiJdr o•n t•nrl ol lll}r J'UU I h groups. /(;Jiph ll rn dcr.Wi n won the oblan h t g1ven away whil'h th e pro- ;:w · ahop tor bargains with a CASH LoA N _ 1 1 ' . Take advantage Clf fal' bargains with a Cmlfidenti <~ l lo:tn ntlidc nn signature ~ unly, l\lr ..,, Iurnitu rc. ~1 \'. pr.'·p~rl'd lo naml' I nl_ \\ ll~cJ::.na l\f 1";, J'(\'t•nlly H o!IJi rl.~IJil I•, vlsiltlt i\fn last Friday. The in:jury required the of • cast. sident of the Mason Civic Coun!:!ll. at a meeting of thai organizatlo1 on Monday evening. Warner reported that tbe fioor bad IH!en refinished and that the kHthen had been plulered. Othet repairs listed were the erec-llon o! lwo new c. irl e e"ll lisht:t!lea!Ling am! painting the rest _rorm' '· Inc il!.'llnllation of two ne" loud speakers, and general clean ing of !he hu ilcling. Warner Dho .!>aid lh!tl the coun · cil proposed to wrect c~ in the kllchen as soon as lttbor is do· nated lty an experiooeed oarptm· \cr. . '• ···~'-' · -.~·· '" )- NIJ!hlly (F:xe Snl Btft IIJD' Matinee Sal. Notr. S tiS& %Shows SUil. Nov. • 1:38 PM tl1ld SoiO l'llll Jolm Payne lPOPULAit PliCES! CHOICi SlATS 'i, ' . ., ~~ill' Tiettm.MUST Bl CMPl!eD ' WlTH1N ~4 HOUU . , •••ty •• LIVING ROOM lI cut s uc)J 1i projoct. 10 Pieces , $111.00 1 I BED ROOM .9 Pieces . $149.00 tn Another project dhcussed Monday's meeting Wfoil ttJe wiring of the building . It was decided to obtain q1,wtulions on tf\e rq. , $399.00 rd£ lrli.m m'DE~fER WOU•I H-.tt. W. Va. Tue~day INCLUDING A $119.95 FULL SIZE HARDWICK GAS RANGE - ' MEMORIAL and OF FURNITURE . H.OW.., SHOWiNG. ' II burns, Clifton, suffe.r ed A report on recent tepain lo a George broken bone in bi<J foot while the Mason Community BuUdJna: at work at the Phtlip Spot'n Plant was given by Ralph W4rller, pre. / KITCHEN of Charles Carr. principal -of the 7 Pieces Mason Grade School, told the gt'oup that lhe Communlty Bulldlni !11 now being used toUr days ~ ~eE>k fu.; phy~cal education for trade pupi!Sl Carr 11ald ttaat bo)'s use the gym"1 on Mondll.ia Wednetday.l while girls use Jt ! Qfi TLtt'sdny~ and Thun~dars . rrvsenl for th e muetlng wcr.~ Eilr.r.n Forf'mau, A-lary Bm:: rd, Fran1t DtJOtd, WbodtoW Foreman. Chnrles Carr, }\uss,.,ll Ca~art. Freddl~ Thshoe1, Paul Nease, lhlflh Warner, rnnk H:1rti~ Lilall Zt•rkln antt bon Fl){.!ic!'.bnfol .' .Mrs. Susie Edwards was a re- UTILITY CABINET 5 PIECE DINING ~~.39.00 .. . . .nd "" . H'•w ~r d ( 'hrL<Jty ·~ . • ' q ~ M.~. Loll LlevJn& .and dau1hter ood lin. n ....... Clarke wm In lfr. and Mrs. Glenn Bradford GllHpoli1 o~bwlneu Saturday. Blllo'e L,.• ,,.00 are Mr • •d and !lmlly were vbitlnl rec~nUy · ..from the · R-obert Hotfman movlna: with Mn, Fannie We~~over . 'Mr•. Letba uevina wu ullina tarm 1nt o th e rf' ora 0 hlina:er place •Mr. and •M.n. Glenn Bradford, on her dau11bter, Mrs . .Madeline Mn, Garnet Clarke, Mrs. Ruth Rouah Tuesday. .. Beulah Grimm wu a recent Anderwon were in Parkeratmr -,- ,. •i.!llton of M.ra. Artie Rouah. · Guests ot Mr. and Mn. Llw· Dorlt OhlinJer. Parkerabur1 renee Clarke and family were Mr. ..JiU the S!itUrday nla:ht i\ldt of and Mrjl , Carl Clarke, Mrs. BerthJ Clarke, Mrs. Theresa OhHD!Z· ber mother, M,.:. Theresa OhliD· a:er. Br and Raymond Roush . lt'i r. and Mrs. Leo C1arte and Cindy Lievina were in .Nitro Sun. , day v!Jiting and 'Mrs, Tod Larue · Mn. Thereaa Ohlinger, and Don Gri;') w.. re ~ta of Mr . aruJ '" c k ...,.,rs. oyt lar e, Galllpolit, Sunday, . . <-: Aanes Grimm, Mrs. Pearl Warth Rena Bleulq, Mrs. GoJdie Goodnlgltt'IDd Mrs. Enna Zuspan were In GaJiipolLs Suada_y visiting Elmet Yrimm ..:bo is a patient in Holzer HOtSpJt.aJ. ~ Mr1\ Nlna AlbJn and Frankie Grimm Were in Crooksville Sun· day, i Mrs. l!llift ROush. Mrs. Charlie t.lev1ne 1 Mrs. -Bol;»bie Lievina: and sou Randy 1nd Emogene Rou11h were in -P~roy Tue,~day. Mrs. Florence Yonker and Mn.. Pearl Warth were in pt, PleSMant Saturda~ on bwineu. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert :ft()llSb andchjldren wtte visiting Mr. and 6 F't. STUDIO COUCR Mrs. Pearl WJ~~rtb recently, Mrs. Ted Edwards an(J Misa Agnes flousb were ln Pomeroy CIIAIR I Saturdar. · Mra. F1Gl'6nee Yonker of Belle 3 CUSHIONS Valley and Mrs, Marilyn Edward~ of Zaaesville spent tbei weekend % STEPTA:BLES with Mr. arrd Mrs. Pearl Wrath. 1Mri. Carl-Clarke, lin. Otis Hesson and lietby, ~Mrs. Theresa OJt. COCKTAIL TAIILF: linger and Mrs. Fred Kaylor we.~:e visiting tile school Friday. · % FLOOR LAMPS Mr. anti Mrs. Jim Smith and son of Darwin and Lloyd Slfiith were Sunday guests of Mr. and PANEL BED Mrs, t.aac Smith. / i\{r. and ~rs. Franklin Clarke IiRtSSER wefe rerent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Grinstead. OQEST D&AWits CaU1na at the home (jf ·Mrs Fannie Weaver sunday were ·Mr: and Mrs. Freddie Stewart, Dennis f PILLOWS . ,• Weaver,Bradford. IJoyd Smith and Mrs · Glenn 2 VANITY LAMPS\, Mr. and Mr11. Dale Cundiff and son were 8 unday gueru off ·Mr. FULL SIZE GAS and Mrs. Hept'y Reitmire. , Godod nltute di:lnd sons .P Men't.~'·Frw•.'d"""ay an 8 a r ay with RANGE Mr. and . M'l's. Ray Clarke. Kathy wBre rallinJ on Mr. Mrs. F. B. Litehtield. UNBE:LIEVABLE WHOLE ' HOUSE FULL ·" ., ... Report On Re/}llirl .q;,u~ 9q1 A:q p~r;11aods .(}Jed er• an~. home room mothers. To Mll8on Bulldinw Given A.t MeetirtK INJUnD A'l' WORK stom elhin .~ ' .-~'i•· ."l! t'l ... . :·. ---~-~-.. . . ' . ~··St~i .... "·" \1l!lftklotl, . ·- .. 'JOI.IIO" ~~~~'ON SCHOOL ' PARTY ~ k.lltWC!e~ !fe&aon . was 11etv!d lit tbe -Muon School on laat 'lbunday witll I .. u, \~ h an ~In· 1.; P~ pe ci nllr th;ln k-- . (l lf ""'" lAVEI'S I • ·' ,~·<1, SP£tTACI.E!I, rPqJs w!IJ lw used to run:hase 11 l'PnmJ plnycJ·. Grace Grei ner, lee.• l ~n·: ha d tm i n tere~;ti ng program . : T1h· Alfred fll~lll l~ Dcmon~tra ~ ~ ~ltJIJ will meet Nov. 3 at the hrmw t•F RHrh cl (~uttrri~. The fil . , lltl g uf p;dtt·l'll ~ will br crmtinueJ u_nd a rr piJI"! g iv en on the Henlnt l unft• n•!H'l! nt J.akf' Hope r-ecently I II polluo·k lunrll will br sl'r\'ed 11 1 ~ noi!JJ. Fo,- mil t'A il eiiC' h member $25 to $1000 TJtl lot~d~ jll(l ~~ ..11\'th. tlotllll~ t4 ..0..-. ~ ~i ",.~r.o "....,,..... ,~.1.'.•,'-, ·~6fi. .lj11w ~ • •• · ' f•lllrint I GIIEI\T lea der. 1 . and Mra. Leo Litchfield and 'lwtry.,; ~- ·~ WISE I • > IV.IlV.DAY . . . .... ~~ F()l Y'»Ul i4':M• . iN m~ Ct.A$Si~tst:~~~ ·. , ·'· . I A MYF Halloween party w11..~ twld Saturday nlghL P-rizes were awa rded lo Jean Alhert.on . Gerald Swartz, Lloyd Dillinger and Neva Swarl.z. Garnes and contest :• w~:·~~ enjoyt'd . Refreshment.!! of dougJmuts, cider and coffee w~r(• · TO .- r ALFRED BE . ., ' IY THIRISA OHLINOIR Mr. and Mrs. Karol~ OblinJer IPeJit Wednesday wltb Mr. and lira. Joe Oblin&er. Joyce RoUI'h ll ill at her home. Guetta of Mrs. Lawrence Clarke were Mn. Thereu Ohlin· <-- ~~·-- R®ert, .xr. and Mrs. Clarke and sons, MTJ. EuHesaon and Regina and Earl .. . . Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jer11' Beers and daughter of Wash· in~on., D. C., Mr . and Mr~. Paul Rickard and daughter.:~ ; Mr. and Mrs. Jim R~'a and Jimmy, Mr. Sunday School attendance on an Mdrs. Furl Hogers, Miss Nao· mi McCiillh , and Donald Rickard . Oct. _30 wu 33, oflerlng $7.97. Worship services Were h'!Jd "" Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Blessing th.~ close of Sunday SChool with CbarleJS and Peggy, spent Sun- an attendance of 24. Millard dlf with Rev. and Mrs . Raymond I Sw;~rtz, leader. Peters in New Haven. Prayer sm·vice was held WedMsday evening with 27 presMt. Cla ir Woode, leader. This week'~ leader is Lloyd Dillinger. The WSCS observed lhe week M Jlrayer and self denial Tuc,g. day evening. Eleanor Boyles w.u The Dolly Sentinel, ROOM SUITE CAN BE liOUGRT SEPARATELY LIIERAL TERMS WE WILL CAR,RY YOUR ACCOUNT . IMason Personals J\lr. nnrl 1\tn. Ai'lhur Atherton I , Evelyn . Pt-offttt Wll I 1md llituo"'•h lt-r JJ( 1- o1tlrn b ll!; spent I t Mrs. ed t h h ..... F 1 I I( a 1Ill . n d ••·~ ·~"'""" "'""'"'"''·""n" "'~-~ b, t·.,~ ~ r· M anag~r 30U W. SECOND ST. Phone; 432 or SU6, l'umm·oy /lour• : Mon.-ft-1. 9-.S; Sn.J, 9·12' Oj>tm eve-ning_, h!f 'Atk Your De•ler Atlout Our Us.d • • I ',', UjJpniJ_fmtllLt hu• "'* "',.,1...11•I ,..1r~'"•"ft' A ..._ ., 1 lhL• wf>d.:()nd 111 th(•ir horrle ·h(!fc. Hel t•rl Firt~lling f c 1 ->Pt•nt tht• 1111e('kcnd ~ere lJ umhu s hfr and Mt· II ld 8· ·~aro wartz of WiJii ;wJ stown W y d G Swut'.- of {' •1 ·h a., an ('raid 1 ' /)urn _us s pent the \H ekt nd With thc11· P<ll'l'nls , M1·. und Mr~ . fl ob&rt Swartz. Automo~lle, -.,ti.IM*, er Tractor.'' POSl!. BOND Lllwn•nl't> i\1cDanlcl 20 Guy,;. vllh1, IJOslc cl 11 $13, apPearHIICil' bond on the charge of Rpeedih , Monday. Th e Highway Patrol r~ porlt'd thnt he is to appear before Ma,,or E F Rob! ·. · thb tvt•nml{. --- ---- n~on 1n cour1 reI urn o cr orne oq o.a: 1!:· 110111 atbul'lmce on Monday, afOOr having A~hmited to •urgery ~l 1 Sl M~y s hospltal. Mrs. Proffitt was injured last week In an a"to '" . mobJie accident near Huntln11ton whUe enroutc to attend a Gtrden Club Conventior.. Luther Taeker and 1 i 1 ~ Niu C 1 b k •' · 1' o um us, were wee enu guea I i of their Mother, Mr1. BJancbe Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Brown ·re. turaed home on Sua4ay after havin~t Viii~ witb their son and , daughtfrr·ln·law, Mr. and Mra. Mu Brown. Jenkln•town, Pa., for 'the paat aeveral weeki. Mr. •nd Mti. Cecil Martin, Mro, Hlt!OI Hiriln and dlugltter. Phyllla ""'" rellll'oed to t~ homea ln Attlca, Kansa11, afjor havt~tr~~ !peftt \aat week Wih Jlf. ilid Mi'll. Dlliu YeaJ"r and other relati\'tN in tbf hnd atua. IOtitlr, '!*I , t_he w,ck~nd . ~e_Jt , 'Mtl. Lone Cold, Pomeroy, 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Ruttoncut- 1 let. - IIAUTIPUL filTH,, •"l'he Big Busy Store Wiler. YoJir $ Has•Cents'" . ... llo M<l<lftlao, ...... !ittl'wortf lnd ltlh. II. 1!!. bdin, .11\ltliltll, ipul lilt rn I ' the most .....,..sful TCO-.aJioll the heelo of . Buick In hlstory:....nd beats it on every """"· In sblmmer!Jig steel and solid sinew, it's Buick for lllllll-.,ul th....,'s never been anything like It lor pure automobile. You 'got b gt>ed hint of what we mean when you toke in tho sweep·ahead styling of it-from the nir-sp~ttlng prow ofits V-front grille lo the robust take of Its amlod rear pro8le. - the bl!tt of it. Tho might of bill: 822-chblc-lnch Vl! engines fn evl!ry Series brings new , _ d bl!lh power to S""" f•• """' fted Tfiabet, wheel abd Mntrols-in the rich new lnstn1ment rear wheel1-tbe :whole rear end bas tieen endowed with exira brawn and' heft and fKilldil)' to handle It Mr. \lid lettti. ll(rt: (), "· Olioftlll, )111!(o., ana lit. ""' lftl. wm. · He)ere. GMio ......, 1\eeol psto ol Mr. and !Ira. . ill. panel Wllh ooft-padded top and glowing dials that dolaU your progress · In changing colors. "".J:Opll!'lmolll 01 loll au.at. n. Allee Wol... ..,. frl. · . - 111e •••I rueot lit hor w• ond 'r.th•Ulloliw, lilt. !OIL Ml'l. l;)lt<loe Weicoa4o. But it'• when you pul this beauty to the city od &~,... Leonltll lltolll a- Yh.., w1to •oro ..-.oi· It llll'rltd on reoldllll 1!1 lhe ' th' lo llarey Htrmle Ruttueutter IC:. h••tua· 'otto. att.r hblpttallhd.. in a ~"' Mrt. 1M IUt•ar-a.or, •tnl .,... ...._.,11<1 tv•ata qt 11<. onl Mh. brleana Ho;pltal for Ra.ll . Ctllllll'fl< Mrt. !11 L. llllillwt . wll4 ... booli 'ft~ '-l .ta. ClUoehah ~- Itt loMI , -.~--~: ~ Bonecutter and 500 r. Main St. G.ame~ ~Jayed Connie, and motor~ M.ra. Fry .served refresbmenta at Galli· the eon~IUJlon of the eveninJ all1 polls Mo~day. ~·lllJted by her daughtt!r, Eileen. . M:t. and :Mri. Roll Wlnebren&Attend ina •~e Mrs. Lucy Johnbopp'•• ln Pt. Pleater t w«e 1 .... da.y wu ....... , in toe'Wing ru. a "''· M rula y-~ anu_ •.oa•dy~~•. "ddrl u ... ~ht. of Dinner wu,served to apprOxiJD.C u ...... '"' mately eighteen membera. Marlon, 0., 1fere ·· over niJ;ht Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolton of pe~U ot J.'lr. and Ml'l. Harley Kilt• Hill, Ohio, are vititiq Bonecutter tec:ently. with Mrs. Hannab Thompllon of Mr. And.-!"'· l'ted R.olwb w~ Vernon. L ruettJ of Mr. and Mn. HOWQd Rowh of VmtOI"., Tuelday. Mr. Walton and Wandie ll.oulb Jrlr. And Mrt. Ed Fry had u( of Lancaster, visited recently tbeir gu.eat. TUe1day, Yra. Rho- with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Yeager d.a Yeager: of . MiJOD, Mr. and and other relatives. ed to Pt Pieuant .on,.. Mra. Willie Martin, 1411- a.z,e1 Martin and · daughter ot Kanau. Tbe Hartin listen are cousins of Mrs. riy, being tbe daua:ht.en of lofrs. Elbabeth Yeaa:er Mf Daniel.· Thi8 wu their flnt vb t to W. Va .• 'nd they blld never met Mrl. Fry, 1lhe Ladle• Aid of -Board Bapt· tat ' Church met Wednesday with Ella' and Maude Blessing. Tbe spent Sunday with Mrs. Cora Oblinger wllo is bedfaat. Mr. and Mrs. Hatry Otd spe~t sunday wltb Mr. and MD. Did Ord and family. ~ CalUna: at the bbme of Mr. and ·Mr.t. Raymon<Ulou.&b S:u.u.day werd Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Martin and son, Cher•.er; Mrs . ..Etna Bum, ~- Harold VanMeter, Leftl Sprouse, Shirley JohMon, Janice and Sandra Gibbs, Judy and 'Gor· don Clarke, ~s. Sbidey Hesaoa and dauahter and Dorill Oblinger. Jantce Gibbs and Judy' 'Clarke spent Saturday night wllb Mh. Evelyn Roush and daughter.. Guests of Mrs. Harry Ord. recently we~~ Mrs. Lucy' Kaylor- •nd Mrs. Estyl Clarke. M-r. and Mrs. Clifford GtUiam· were visiting with Mr. and ·Mn. Raymond Roush. Mr. and Mra. Doraey Roush and Emogene, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Grin stead, Bemice and Shirley John· 1 Ga:s- lllolnFa --~~ncutter • 1 wu ,_~b po • rluaY conau ... ng m:-r physician. She wu accompanied :_hfe~r ~-Pt. PleaaaiJ,t by Mpl. Mr. and Mn. DonaJd Th9mp1011 and Gloria called 011 Mr. nd lira. Harry Thompson of Oak Grove W~day eveaiac. Prayer services were eoatducted in Oak Grove EU8 Church Wed-nesday llaht .w. Mr.. 'lAura Gibbs 81 leader, Mr. Ernie and Min Twila JUt. tard visited wid. Mn .. u . kina of New Haven Frtd:;~ Mr. and Mn:. Arch lUntlll aad Mrs. Virginia Sayre of J.tasoi:J, were ln l GI1Upoll 11 Saturday, where Mrs. Roush consulted her doctor at Holzer Hospital. · Mrs. Garnet Chapman, Beatrice Lon Blelllifii, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush, Sandra and Mllton Ray, were shopping iD Point Pleasant, Saturday, The neighbors and friends of Mrs. Naomi Yeager gathered at lhet bome, - Friday evening, to 11e w rug rags fo.- the Ladies Aid O1 Oat Gl'tJVe l:'tJJ Church. Thert' were approxintatety seven Women participating, with several of v.... ._. The.. 1er~, ~e' MrJ: - -llrt: i$299.00 ~ =Hew Furniture 1 BAKER I l FURNITURE &'lrs. l : ry Outlet . Ronnie were calling at the home of Mrs. Bertha Clarke and chil· A eo-feted diab dinner wu en- vilited Ku Ltlef Trew Saturday. joyed by all wlth the rtmaioder Ruth Wheeler anc! Bobby RNM of ttw! day spent in 1ames. Blrth- spent Friday Ia Pt. Pluaapt yWt. 10a, Kn. Riley Fry, Mn. ,. V.lna day lift• were prennted t-o Mn int .Mrs. Betty Wbeel•r ud f_. ~DermiU, lin. Artme MeDer· .t..etta Foreman . tty. they a~o called on Mr. ud mutt al)d K.atbJ, lin. llbuiz Mr<~ . Robert Wh~Nitr of Camp .......... • ·•- • ~- .... Presm were Mr~ _ Freda VitJohDJOa, .,..•. u.u.. ......--..--. ....,, Con!ty. ' Jennie Dicrb111, lin. Marjorie llen, Xr1 . Jennie Did:eru, MTJ_ JlQiert, 1ln. Kabel Cheelttbrew, MaJilie Johwon, Mrs. Joy Fore Yernal Johnson wu taten. l•to Mf 1Ja. }I IIJ'J: liar ret ao man, .Mra. Lucy JohDJOn, Mr., t)R Amerieao LeJion at Kiddl• Eva Fowler, Mrs. Evalee Wolf ~ Wr.dneaday eveatne. ltn. jotw!:, Beln t.ewl.s, Mn. Shelia Henry, and Connie, Mn. Rn11eanna Man Praoksters . placed coal cara Mrt. M.ae Van lleter, Retba Le- ley and Kath)' and Tony and Yrs_ l<:rON Utit road baek of here and Fry. wll, Kary Ke-lna:er, Loi.J Newc:auad John Albright and berry, Joune Keatiacer, IlfDJ«:e chariese Wheeler wbo were on ANNOUNCE IIIIT>I Wandlina, bbe! Wandllnc. detheir way aquirrel JuantinJ ;:o Mrl. and Mn. Edgar Amott are dith Wa.l idllai, El~tanor Hewbs'ry bit them tausing minor injuriea announcJag the birth of a aon Velma Newber,.,, Catherine; Stevie, •Mike, Sonnie New"--·, Eil· Geor1e Rltbard, Oct. '1:1 at Holzer to the huntert but wncklng their ~., een Fry, Mra. Byron Vry aod -Mrs. Hospl~J . lin. Arnott is ttl! form- car beyond repair. The State PoMarvin .Fry. er Peay Trew. This ill Uttlr firJt lice are makinl an investia:ation. child. Mrt . Jark Reynolds of Pt. PIN!· FRif'NDIHIP CLUI . her mother Mn aant viaited The Frlebdahip bub met at the Mr. and Mn. H. L.' Edwards of Gwen Bumgarner Stlnday, ' . home of Mn, llmmy Carpeater Toledo vi.Jited Mr. and lln. H. E. Mr. and Mrs. James Carperrter fl'rlday oilbt. A round robin card VanMeter and other relatives last attended a Halloween party for wu teJJt t-o Mn.. Eraar Amott WHkend. wbo bas • new JOII'. G110es were Mn. Al.ih Fry accompanied by employee!! and friend& of Sylvania played :at.'l. Doril EadJ, JlrJ. Jaae llr. aad ·l lra. Bill Fry of Muon plant held at the Moose Hail in Pt. Pleuant. Mr. and ·Mrs. Car. J'obnJon/ 'Woa prii:es, .Rtfrelb- were io PartenburJ r~ently .. menll: were served to lin. Etta Kr. aad Jlrs. Harold Th::.ma.a, penter won a $:i prize for tbelr Youne, Kn. Luey Trew, 'ifn. - Sbil!lla and lhel'l')' "iaited Mr. and cottumes. · Doril lliU. •l in. Jane lohnMn, lin. Oak Thom-. of Fltt Rock. HeJea Eu., Jfn, 9wu Bwn'lbe school had ltJ party Frlday. lamer. Mtt: Doddie flqnolds, Eaeb room. pve prizea. BAKER F\IIlNITURE • &andy and ~"'atkie, Mae Ellu and .Mrs. Betty Wheeler, Pam. Suthe ho.teu. s.ie ud Frankie Bill of Pt. Pleasant Jpeat tbe weekend with Mr. NONolt•D .ON aiRTMOAY and Mn:. Robert Wheeler. Dalt Joluwm waa honored on Sandra Fowler of lllem Sunbil fifth bhthdaJ with a dinner at day School treated her Primary bJJ home. Gueau wf!l'e htt Jl'llld· ~~~~ wiU. Uldy and b~o~bble Pal'ftblfr. nd Hn. liotner Pohn blowen Neelltlf'. S01L Dlle ttceived many Jilt•llrt. hal htzgenld, ~· P'rmdt Lievin&, ~- len FowitoriiAIITRIII •nuaNI ler aDd lfrt- Hazel Lir..rina: were Vrs. llae Fowler, postml!trws laoltellb 10 • Hallo-ween llllllQueritn Tltamed 'beme lifter~ ·hot -ada ,.,-tr ·Ill t....., Stlem xhool Pltaliled in Parterabure. She it bOUle Saturday nijbt. Prizes were now able to be. about her dutle., awardl'd to Sandra Fowler, Lucy ran otuVERY loh1110n, Jlelen. FJiu. Approxi- 1 ~- LiDie Stewart, JlrJ. Paul mately nttp attended. RefreshSt-ewart, .Mnt, Maille Jobnson and ments of cider and doughnuts MrJ . .Lucy JohUOD attended the were terved. funeral of Mrs. Katie Harrinn .at M'r. and Mrt. Jack Fowler of th• Fogett.n -J Weral Holft on &t. Louis, •Mo., and Mrs. Lloyd IIJ!I ThUnda:r artenaoon. WiU!ams of Cnttoa Yisiled ltr. ._ d ..........-and Mrs. Frea Fisher. 'Sunrlay. ~ OD Tlte Rrtglltel& ~ OFFICIRS: SL.ECTED Mr. and Mr.11. Roy R<»enberger ..... All officers f)f the Helping Hand of Louisa. Ky., and Mr. and Coner 111 llld.n---' arm Wpmen's Club Wt!re re-elect Wyatt Kearns of Pt. Ph•a"-cnt :: ........... t.d at the jmieting at the home oi spent Sunday wltb M:-. and Wrs. PJ8AKEk FURNITURI 1!'1 Mra, BUe:r Fry wJth Mn. Evalee G. c . Fowler. 1 t~h~e;;m~en~a~n~d~ch~i~l<~l,..~o.;p~r~.,.~,.~~~.~~W~o~lf~a~ ··~·~,Q.~h~aol~..,~·-----~;.;;;~'lr~s~.~Fn~~·~r~F~u~n~c~;,~of~~M~a""~"~· ~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ :_, __ _ sond, MrDorisWOhli ngecr, Jkvdy Cdlarllbe an s. ane1a 1ar e an .so , ' I . THE LAST AND FINAL WEEK OF OUR ~ANNIVERSARY .SALE .PRICE NO 08JECT ANNIVERSARY PRICED AT A NEW LOW LOW PRICE OR MORE ON DRESSES ~ -COATS • PANTS • JACKETS • SHOES SHIRTS •f6\VEL$ •cuRTAINS• MEN,SWEAR .LADIES WEAR ·· :GIRLS ~·BOYS WEAR • Domestics ' i I. I ' THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS . OF FINE MERCHANDISE BEING SOLD AT A ·NEW LOW! LOW! PRICE ANNIVERSARY PRICED ........The New 195E> :Now-with famous . ..;:: t.i'"':O.r":u;t_?.dlfl:~ , ev Mil YRINAL JOHN toN Mill. PRY -OitiD Mn. Byron Fry wa• booeu at , , .. ~ · 'ower 5, 1....,. ,,,01 • 1 wra "~' .. .-u , .. ' honoriD.J ber d&UJhtu-in-law , Mn. Marvin Fry. MJny KiftJ were feteived .- wesf c0 Iu mb'I a were and priul Pomeroy, Monday afternoon. won by lln. R1ley Fry and Mri. lin. Garnet Chapman, Mr. W. Sheila Lewit. Mn. Idabel CheeteA. Bleil~ Mr. and Mra; MelYlD brew won tbe door prize. ., 1 :'USE OUit EAST LAY·MNAV PLAN, A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ITEM. Ollly Cllkoer, io !h~ lftOilum·price lleld, baa T'lf'IOD·Lovel 1\lde. Th.. l....Jty .., fealuto doe. away with ooil and leaf !prlnl!l! lot new !hfyi!>l-~l~aloty and cootrol • , : £cr smootlt• ,.,. tllat ..,.. lfillJioijdlng 1'1' air. . . • f'hore ... new ~r '...,JiiOo.too-up ; to £75-h.p., highnt in the~ cltits.l"~ rcltf ulo ratio gives ovenlrive ......,.y With the 'Jnest ouioill~lld ~luldru, Clipper Ullr/Uilal!o. P..bfti.~U~ •. J~ll& Q¥petr b.. iiOok ~ ~· interiOrs oitd leatjtr~s.fotPod In jj;, other cat lo th lleld. Cot!>• Ill IDCI ,.. a4d dri\/0 ~~ .... m.pinm-prWecl..._ Ch~letlon. ha!i returDM to hla · h(lme Wo oould sp....ci tiefan you an """ of f>lue- f!. --~- . POST IVELY TH. -GREAT EST ARRAY of BARGAINS Gathered Und·~ ONE ROOF AT'A New LOW PRICE TO:RBION·LEvlcrA RIDEr Mr. and Mr~., Frank Sample• 1nd Infant son, Frank Harold, who have beea . rOii~q in Kttl{ ..,.rtfft111U 1\ne moved ;;!,!ll~e!''bU:~u B~~u:: ~~--~ W.oliiPara~M~ A new adVance in Vati';ale Pi cl. Oynrdl9w~ goe$ a.iq>l,nes one ·betterup ~~ get• away IR nOQltd ddving . · I switbb-.: the . pit<h. But whlil! fdu need tllilt ~· iu.,., It"• th_, IIMI<tmlj,Hm<l Iii e.tta abundint». . . 11 NO ' UDI ILl f ....... M nnte RouJb, a~. loe&l,Dl ~£). Anrut Fry, Mrt. C~ra . aln, Ul., and Mrt. c~ l!mltlt f u •• _ vili'""d Ko ,u.11. 0 __.n, "'" D re~~vet 410..~un~~!uton. u•~-' .... _.... ' an ms•• ~ R:!Mh. . . . ali Buicks-lloAbMAsftl\, Clomntr, and the bedrook-pnc:ed Snciu.. 'l'et ihis IS sol~ high-oompresskinpower, Ouclt d)lnltnic drivi~ (l0'9er, such completely 1110ble ~ at lbe - I;!Oiu..buo. W• VA ·Priced C8l".. Americas Finest altd tile oped b!glrways !bat you learn. I - Ohio at l You get an even better hint when yov open the doors aod •ee the d112Zie there-In the decorator fabrloa and decors-in the jewel-like 8nish of the Btlings - in the precisely shaped otcerlng e ... ~~q Mlddleport,Ohlo ' cent guest of ·Mrs. Glenn Bradford dren Sunday. and cbUdren. M:r. and Mrs. Elmer Baird and 1 Mr. and Ml'3. Claude Reitmire son of Cheshire fpent Monday ~nd family -of Pomeroy were visit· witb Mr. and Mrs. F. , B. Litch· mg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reitmlre field. , Mr... an(! }ft.11. Franklin Clarke Sunday. • Mrs. Arla Oldaker and chlldren were visUJ..Pf· Mrs. Bertha Clarke were recent guests of Mrs. Susie · Sunday. Edwards. ... IMr.s. Cecil ·Martin was visitln1 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. her daughter Mrs. Raymond Rousk Bob Clarke were :Mr; and lfn. Monday. ' Robert Clarkfi! Jr., of ChUUcotbe Wm. Clarke made i bu&ine.'ls and and Mrs. Bill Forbes and trip to Buryrus over tbe Wetktnd. , Charleston. :Mrs, Clay Grlnsteiiti and Mrs. . and Mrs. Carl Clarke were Esthei King were visiting Mrs. in Pt. Pleasant Monday. Waneta Clarke recently. ·Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clarke Kink and Mrs. An. aa . Bumgardner were recent and Mrs. Lawrence ClarKe were in euest. of Mrs. Carl Clarke. Rutland Monday viliting -Mr. and lin. Harry Ord attended the an- Mrs. Blaine Carter. . nua) tarm women's elub in New Wm. Clarke attended the footHaven Thursd31. ball game Morgantown recentMrs. Clyde <;:Iarke and .son ly -. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theresa Oblinger was visCarl Clarke. iting her motber, Mn, Bertha 'Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson Clarke Tuesday. HERE TODAY! I or roa HARDWARE 6 FURNITURE COMP-ANY ~RT f P011~1ddleport, ' . ' so."l2M.::R.U~ _, MOTO·~~ ~......,;---~"TV READERS -I>rGEST''-WTAP·TV, Channell5- .~.o~~ 7:00P.M., Mo~_......,_ _,.. • t -•' .-, _,. , ON THE T. IN MIDDLEPORt ·•· STORE OP·~ ~UHTIL9:00 P.M. FRIDAY 'b. • I, ~: T •• ·,• • �.' The _Doilv Sentinel. Pomerov-Middlepart, Ohl.3 Tliursday, November 3, 1955 .' l.oyetti Showei For Mrs. Thb111os Darst 1 Held 1uesdoy Hight At B~ptist Church ·WOLF PEN ' ~ 0 ( f' .. ... , I, - 33c oet Moate Wfoole k...,..l. ..Wea·; ' . rltb ud . ' ·.•. 303 ...... lie . 2 No. I V! ..m PUMPKIN . . . . . 57c: ·1111•• .......... TOMATO JUICE U~ • /pkr ,., , Dill . . . ,f .. Dol-.. ~~~~ed ~OMATO or halves SAUC:E · '·yWow olbtk buff 9c No.liiA. ean only ran • . Dol-.. First Baptilt Church . ' Peni·al Class Hold$'· Halloween Party, IVf II .. ' •. .·-~ri · the Best* and Most • " .. : N0~'-21~ - ' • ~ u-.·• ~n ..... 2k . ••• g1ve uou 13c if-.- lilt..... . .. . : Alt. • ·. . . "'V . 49c CHILl SAUti -,11lfc 01:. Clift uo ., . ' ..' . :46 .,.; ... ... Fresh ·"IJttle Spare '-· ')"-~' \.:. ..:._ ..._ -· 11~ . ~ Link Sausage • • • • ./J.W. Green· Sta~ps Ground several lbneo. diDy, f~-'.lnd at no Extra Cost • • • '. • • • 1~ ~c • Fresh and lean . ... ohort lihmll- ·... rol -la ~ PORK ROAST t._ oaly •• • • Ollly . 39c leail GROUND BEEF 3te • • ' sldn!... . . .. lillie piJ! • Ill.....y • 2tc • 911 OM.... lltckOry IMolt.M tb. HI; \ $LICED . . . . . . . . . . 39c · In its home community, the policy of 'Is to render the · best possible retail service 9raciously, offer the widest variety of thi most trusted brands at the most attractive prlc:es ••• I Stamps, at no extra cost. ' These are the nationally known stamps which, since 1896, (59 years ago) have been redet~med all over the country for distinguished merch.endise for home, family and personal use. KODAK ANICO DIINA . 11 ,. _ l'i_~ ····ly • . . . -. ·.• • •• - • .-;: 'f,7C .. .. ;,-..._ _iijh· · ' ,] ;- "' : .:... " "..,-·l· .' ' . . . . .., ' . . ' ,, . . -~ . ijJ~I),Q-1 'mNI : : 39c . .' .' .. ' ' ' ' : .; ' .: . . '.' ,., ; , ...... J!l!tl.~ _, . . , lb ""' I .s~~~ sir~ ~·'"- I fti .. CriJPY .,Jumbo Pasc~ 3_11M: I . ,i ·~ -,· aOiox • 24 •- CMI lihiv ' . ~ ~~ . . ol• ftoo'~ i~ 39c .· ! Ito, " <iMI ...,., ' · tH HK SJ·na tuNA ....... 35C ,., .\ ·_... ' . .. . I SWE'T POT.ATO.ES .... Z9c: . C~LERY ..... : . . . . . . . 39c GAAI!~UJT . . . . . . . . 49c · ... ±"·-ft:"i&'Z' .I ' It (,; IWI · • .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .,. '. ' 2 bun. . \ r:o • .. I e Jllft' 1•n Colloe••r'• •••--• ••r• ••••••• .,. tndl•l al - - •f edler ......... Hr.-1.., Olatl•n 11.-1•• ...... ......... ,&"1(. .t~.... ~-... ADqWAX -% .tal• '8ih W'v ,..,., , .......... .,........,_ ' ' I •*' dfnVwt 'TIDE ~ , MIIlO-MAilC 1141 IOGII 110,. INIUNAIIONAI IIIVU < ' .'· ' ., -~ ' CIUI AlUMINUM •• • 85c llUFFO 5 . .. · , tW~tn. fae - ... .,.._ ..."'. .l.r ........,..,.. ..... ........... DOIMHil HAMttiON ' IIACH GfNUAI ftfCJIIC ' Dbitr. -~ · ~ ..' ', - 1 ,t.18c . .. ...,.,.. rHtlw- ....., 12, t. ·-14---~ ..,~ ~ E FILLING. : . ... ,..· Ut ... AlEEF S.T~. ................ 43c flnor '' · 1j ~.. : ~- -.1/ '· ''!" ....__, :"If., "" ' 4 a e.~n aftty . . . . . . . ..• 1. .. . .-.- ~k . :;~;NA $f'~<=.: : . ........ 19.c . .... . • These are but a few of many reasons for trading at and saving valuab'" .d.W. Green Stamps. -~ ~ ...; ihOria .... No. 2 an only . ~ Elwifr•-'' ·'·"' ~- ..·. Ha01s ~ And ... 90 further, much further .•• 9iving with every purchase, val- .d.W. Green ... 1\11 ...,... • ..,.... lilt. only •Jnoll or Half SLAB 33c ~ uable ~ ' ; •--·· a . IY~Rll SOAP . ' 4.... bil'J< 23C ....... t • •• •• • • l&ltttl<\( 2 liS SIL. JLCS!ittt.i :Zl IVORY SNOW sl~ 75c ·tkm a au p II DUt 1 giant. 175c . P£ Pr'M pairing knit. In HCh ,q. 85c CAMAY.SOAP 3na.25c 3 ltidll39c . ,,, IVORY so'lfl .. 21g. He 4med.35t tt l •' ' "I - ' clltFON liQUID ' <lA · ~1J7C I . �,_ PageT~ The Doily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Seventy 1'ah~ma High Students Announced For The Honor Roll .sn.ttr atudeata aeklned anJ'ap of '1r' or blUer to mate tlae -.or toll ot Wab.am.a Hl&lt ~ aceordiaiJ to u aDD.CMmce 11eat from tJR office ol Clyde Folq, principal, Of the anuty .atudeatl makln: the IandOr roll, ela'bt had 1tni&ht .. ~~... I:Yf:l"'t'e:a. They 'lftft 6andrJ. Jloulb and Tommy Vaaee, lellion; Donna leflen ud Juoe Speuer, ,k&aiora:; Marilyn. P'otlea.ana: and lames Henderson, .aphomoret and HetJr7 BuqfSa and Howu-d McDaniel, lrethmea. Tbe reDUiinder of ~e honor roll il a.a:followa: Seniors: Diane Cap~b:vt, lanit~ Duacan, Janice Hall, Betty Jone., Larry Kia&, Ronnie lCeGlotbliD, ......... •r y .,...,o,. . ... h up, Leons Wa~er -·• . L... rry Hou:u&ardaer , Eleanor Cun dJff, Julia Edwardl, Janice 1'owler, Kar~n Hall, Patty Muocy, Ruth Ro01h, and Shirley R.ou•b. Jqn1on: Tommy Browa, Peggy Bltning, Joe Ford, Peggy Jw:lia, Bob Oliver, Sally Proffitt, Carol I Ramey, Balpb Stewart, Jue Icea .l:l?wo: and JO Ann Justis. Sopbl)mora: Linda Brinker, Ann Ch!Jler, Sbi.J·I.ey Lyons, R :r br,;-t NcGiotldln, J : :e Powell, Ell· ltwe RayburD, Patty Rogers, lane Woll and Carol Blake. F ruh:nea.: Ro~ Artis, Ruth Boswt~a, lla.rte Jewell, AnD Newl.aad, Nuey Stewart, Pbyll.ia Ziet afoote, BUJ ISoyer, Fay Burtoa, Julllln& WtClu.nJ, Barbara M..IDaniel, Jo ADll Oliver, la.rt SteWart, Yiacda Thompson. Bill Fo&]esong, Ruth Grimm, Nancy Sberry and Judy W ...b. I Thursday, Novem~r 3,1955 • . CLJFI'ON NE1VS aY l:n. Col'l I, WILL CLASS ud Hilda Rowh Mere bosteun to a SlUler party .xt. 2.8, at the bome of the later. A demondntiOD wu &iYeD. C ames were pb1ed and prizM ;;~·,nrded. Rdre.Juneata were HrYc:d lo x.ra. leu.le Cartwriabt. Mn. RhOOa Fn, ltn. Fred Gibbl, Mn. L era VanMeter, Mn. OpaJ 'J'urn. buU, Mn. Sadie llarr, lin. Jue Benoett, 11!"1. Bennett Sr., Mn. Mary Wama:ley ud SuDe. 'lira. Mllrgarel aad Lea• Yox, Jl.ll• Ka tie Oliv«, Mn. Lola Ann Youug, lin. GladJ• Man-, Mrs. Fim1 Gilland, Mm. Mildred Riley, Mrs. Evelyn NielaoboD, Mrs. Levera Piersall, Tommie and Petie Rowb. - Eighth Grade: John Boyer, CarMW Joann Varian h.u emplo)'ol MeCIIDIJwl, Suz.aone Wolpert, ment at Holzer Hospital aa leer& and WilnWioe Clark. J tary. Seventh Grade: Joan Ca.rroli, .tamest Henri is a patient 1t ?.'"~ B'rey, Donna Heuon, Dale Holzer H01pital. lust11. Karen Stewart and Kitty Mr. aDd Mn. Nate Rid:ard and .Brown. Mls. Anna Hoffman viaited Mr. Iackie Capehart, Katby ' FowlC!'I', and Mn. Hoy Fo~r: recently, Dorle lone., Robert Kell, Sheldon llr11. lfart.lla and .JoaDD Bennett Rowb. Rulb Sc!arberry, and Lollil or Waverly are vlsitia.g Mr. and Sisrnoado. Mrs. James Bennett. CharleAe Vnian Sr. baa bet>n returned home from Holur HO$pitzl and ia improved. Xr. and Mrs. John Forshee and the family of Barberton Spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hoy .A muquerade party f« mi!DI- and Paula UayiW"d, U&liett. Fo:t . ben ol tbe Youth Choir of the Atteadlae were Sharon MeIKaUJrt Methodiat Church wu Daniel. David Waraer, Riebard recently Held in the churcb Swackbammer, CGanie Newton, buement. Hoeteu for the alfair Paula lla)'lW'd. Nancy McDauiel, was Mn. W. R. Prolfitt, director Ann Harrb, Claudil Zerkle, Pat· of the arou!'). She waa hlilted b/ b' Newland, Sharon Ric:hardsoa, Mrs. W. H. Foaletona. lin. Clar1 Haney Pn:Jffitt, Robert Joh010n, Rouab, and Mn. Margaret Pid:, Charlet Swac::tbammer, But I eu. Sprouae, Stephen Burgee3, KarWinnera (;I prize1 for co. en Stewart, Barban Wilson, Tl.lrner, tuinfi: welt - Patty Newland and Beverly Rou1h, Judy BeverlY Rouwb, prettiest; Chtr- lltkie Capehart, Judy Roush, Jea Swackhammer, funniest ; Patricia Riley, Darlene Stukey, Jackie Capehart, most unusual; and Mary Bunia. I Mason Methodist Youth Choir Masquerade Party Is Staged ,, Jolmny Call, linlmy Blake IDd Raady Va.a)[et.er att~aded -. party at Kiddleport Saturday altemoon 1 Mr. aad Jlrt. Ray Johael ud for Ray Pictem m. lln. Alma Johnson and family Uy spent SUrlthJ' in Glellwood viJ:lt BopU.• Church, s.oun~ay and Mn. Virfll Burru s..u,. Ina rehiUves Md friencb . lliiJIL Jlr, ud lin, Cecil BlesolDI .., - ' . llr. ud lin. Fl-ed Gibbs Jr., llaater Joe 1ftd lltUe llill and 11.i51 Ella called on Mn. Columbu. spent the weekend wi th A Week of i"l'ayer and Self De- Clarabell Grimm, spent Slturday Cora Boap, SuD411 afternoon. )fl'$. Atma l'unler or· ~bi10 parenta, ·Mr. JDd Mrs. Fred n.Rl was observed by members ol rd&bt witb Mr. and lin. All~n wbo is UJ. e:nlertlined ber SUDda)' leboof Gibt), 81'. • he WSCS of the Muon Methodist Proaer actd Shirley'. Clua wWII a .•.aJa.querade parti at Chun·h !rom Sunday, Oct. 23, DD· Judy Grimm attended SUnday Mr. W. A. Blesdnc.. Kn. Gat- her home on Saturday aften~ llr. and Kra. Daniel Killing· ul Oet 30. School at Board, Sunday morn- nett Chipman. Beatrice, llr. ud Priles were won by Jaa.DDe VM-. wartth, are parent.t of a new· born ~!embc~.s Kat hered at tbe church toa. Mrs. Melvin Bonecuter and Con- Meter, Jo7 Thabet, Shlrler ,pie- , SGD named lobo Mary. Grandpar- 1 on Sunday evening fur the ~tVen. lit. ud• Mrs. Hay BoltoD were nie, motored lo Leon, Su.ndaJ K.lmley, Pbyllil Queea, S~ enb are Mr. nd Mrs. William Ste.- 1 In!: servt:e and bea rd talks livtn tuub o.f Mr. and Mn. Cecil aftf:I'D.oon. visited iD the home Queen and Susan Wara.er. . .rt and Rev. and Mra. Howard on m!s~ 1 onary work in several .,.&... - .... of Mr. Gandy lDd were aoeom- Attendine wNe ConDie ~"iii, ..., Kill"lna..--• -Rb• I , BleoeiJII ond EUa, ~-- paoled bome Mr. Ard.\· bour, JIDe Bura-. JO> ~ 1' : DltbL_.., ....by u 1 c-ountrtcs throughout the W11rJd. The Halloween soctal held a t i Th e tal ks were given by Mrs. Mr. •-' Mrs. Calvin W.eui.Qg, Chapman lou ,..... e. JoiDD.e Vu Meller, Susan Wa~~· tbe cburrb bl$ement was a .sue- II htne Van ~atre, Mrs. Stella Chat- Mn. Jlde Stewart of West Mr. .ud .ll.rs.. llJien Proaer and SJ:laron and PIJ11111 Quea, II4IIJ: t:;ut and $85 was cleared. ''"· , ,,,. , L<'l •h Zerklr and Mrs, ........... t Shirley, of Board, called on. RUey, SUA.D JobRJOn, ~ ~ 0 friends in thiJ; aru Sunday eve- Wilson, sb·Jrley lfeKinD""", II r . an d M!"8. C· W · 8 umgard ner ~far~artt .. Columbia, werePaul dlnuer .......... ol • • •" ' Plcke.o.B. Rev. W. L. Mr. and Mn. Bleuing ~, attended the M'anhall College <trarh.,rt, pa!tor ar' the thp"<:b POint Pleasant. Other guests in Ding. Chattin, Judy Turner. Jaale ,....._ b_o~ecoml~g Salurda>: and- also I eu mm~nde d the group on feir the afternoon were Mrs. Leu M:r. WI..Vne Hut, Jr., of Col- pet and the h05tesa. , !-~VIstted thetr Mn, Calvm. ·1 m 1 ~ 5 wnary work. Noble. Mn. Ruth Riley and umbul, Spent the weekepd with friend of Muon. · bi1 fatber and mother, M'r. and Naw CA.• COMPANY ,,; • · Mr. and Mrs. <.:. W. Bumgardnc~ ' d M Mr*. Warne Hart, Sr., and atTbe Sayre Brotben, Layton IJ1d J. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and BAKE SALI! TO 8& HELD Those vlmUna: Mr. an ..~- '"'oded -"'•-'•• ' School at Oak Ralph, have starled a eab bculneu u-- n- 1 Roush :~n d ''.r . an d ..., ~ • .u11. uvU8 as 1 he Avalanch.e Fal'lll Woml!'ft'J Fred Roush, Sunday, were JIU", Gro in New Haven ud Masoa Cl..._, J B llld lfn, Bert RoWm Uld P'OIId· ve. " Mrli . . . Gilland ot N('w Haven . ~·hill wtll bold a bake .air on C;JQ1dren of -Leon, Mn. Grover Mrtl. Dono. Atem. who Ia eoa- The l{aven Cab Company· at~-~ , Mr. and .~r.s. l,(>Roy Ly~n.s and S.Jturday. Nov. r:. in tbe $IJ,yer and two children, of C. nl..Ong i,g a home in P~nt Haven and the Bend Cab Company daughter Vtslted _w1lh 1hl'lr son, j Bu ddin g in New Haven accord~ng burn. Mr. and Mn. KeDQetb Pleaaant frGm 1 reeem openboa of .Mason are operated by th~ ~al~ ~-_Lyons, w1fe !!nd daughters t() an ;:mnouncement by Mm Bllet Of Point Pleasaat. -:...· 1pent 's.t~ night al home two brotheys. In Ch1lllcoth~ ~unday St;mlt·y S!aats. . Mr. CIM-ente Browllt, who ts tn wttb her a.uslNitul. but will have t.o Twtnty-rour hour st"l"Vice iS, o5~ Mr. and Mr.s. URoy Lyons and tr_alninc at Pt. Knox, Ky.. Ia retum uaW ebe pins mor-e fered by the new busintJiill. ' .,., , ~ dlughter vlslll'd • ·lth Mr and Oirthday Fitt~en or bis friends Vit!t1111 his fa~ and mother, ~~urtis ~ wu a bus- Frlcfl1 Dight with his fUlllr.._ ,., "'·• Mrs . Arthur Groppenbacher and also att end~d. Me received ma,ny Mr. and ,Mrs. lie Brpwn and ineu visitor ~ New Haven, PoMr. Herman Bleuiq · ..11~ son ol carpenter, Mond<~ . nit:{' girts. Ice c::rr.am -~d e¥e atteaded . SUDday hool at Boarcl. meroY aDd pt.,. Pleasant, Thursday Clareate Brown caUed 011 ... 1. -~ ., )fr8. LeJJa Lyons spent Salur· was .served by bis mother and l«r· ~Uas Yeager of Muon, Friday and Saturdly. Rena Bonet!ulter and CDU._ ..., dl)' wrtb Leonard Lyon& or Lao- aunls. A ~:ood time WalJ bad by taU.e'd Mr. and Mn. Ed Fry, Mr. Harle,- Boneeutter spent 1Sunday. ' , "" rei Cliff. It being his seventh <~ll :_:Swl=da=~rlft=ern=oo:="':__ _ _ _ _ __ • .. ~ ' • f • .'.. . . ....... . . ,, Week 01 Prayer Letart,·W. Va. ...~S.:. ~":.:::Mrs. Almc1 Turner· w• 6 Is Observed By »:t.!::l':..!:'::• ~...r"':; ::'.':!; :f:tonorm::"\..;.~:"':: Entertains It ~, ·~ .Ma"'*U..•acle. Mason WSCS z... -. •' . '· ' e , -,. 1 ' 387 ·Single Copy I Greu ~clr..t-J I IS"· ·' lJnderw1tyToday v,, I ' , . ll'ell. <' ioal !o,...,lito ' ln. lb< 10 {;J_ &!1!•........ r-w·~~ meftt. : ready to roll! . to. . P , . .... ' At~ug&ttom -' • ~~~--"" ' q 'J . ', ' ¥ .. ..< ' ' I ·, .. , '• . ( ' f ' . . > . ·.' ' .,.. . '"',"'~ ' ~-~~:: ' •·'t· ....i. . ~ '. ' i' ' . • I' ' , ,, '/ Mr•. - ' ,, ' • The hot one's ~,\ even hotterI ,. •.. I ; ; 'i> ,.ed ' .' l 1 e ' --: oerv.;., I to I 5-8; Ewe11 3-8; rat Sheep a 8: 1-4: Rucki 3;8; l'at Wethers 11'111: Bjblicai MoVi~ · ~WillBeShown ' ... . I I 11.80i Beeondl ' Cod•tf' Audilor Pem· A·. ltiUJ, r(I'Jiportse to querie.s <011taq~ stated today th1t 1be-EHtem · ~al School eonaolidation "lero minat-ed th!!! operatin; le¥lflt vo(Ad in th-e pilt of t'feht· 111llll in f«mer onve-druge Distriet and 1 t- nlne mUlA in fonner Central Local School District. , -.- Rtns further Jtat.ed ,tbat . the .seven -mill levy an next-1\t-sda.,·~ ballnt for :fchool operation ln Ebtern Locil '3cbQ01 DW.ric-1 ·.voold actually r~u;lt in a one mill in lofmf'r Olive-Or"n(f.! mill rf"d uctioa ill. ~al broakfaot befan · ' . HalMtlntyre To 2L.eaJ ·Play .1\t P~roy· ~ On Novelnber 19 Le VIes · .. r . ·O'P 'tbe Here tomorrow and •. . iprocity, Ohio · w. ·va . • . ~~~-----~----' . NEW HAVEN SOCIETY Lm•. '- ,..... . ------~--~~----- SIIEF.P- Ewea 6 ' L • I ------ lr MRS. W. R. JOHNSTON Lion of olflcen held and t.he the Member• of· tbe Wllllnl Work- luncheon at 12:15. Alter fl'l Sunday School Cl111 were luncheon, a skit was pruentN aueata on the WSAZ--TY "Coftee by Mn. Gerald Rood. Speaker Time" televitlon ··how. Several BIJl Gregory, aulltant Ma1011 of them were pruented Jifta on County Aaent, «hewed nhde~~ on the Mon'day morning lhow, Otto- avera1e home llvina in Korea. boer 24. Those who attended were JUmmaey of the club work durMr~. 8111 Howard, Mra . .J. L. Ste· ing the paat year. lru~tallaUo,n of wart, Mrs. W. A. Dennis, Mr•. oftlcen was by Mre. John Wat. Jamee Ball, Mrs. Rufua Casto, t~rson and the meetlng ciOHd J!n. Jeu Abel, Mn. 0 . J . How- by •lnglng "M1y The Good ~rd ard, Jr., Mn. Carl KinJ, Mr11. Ot· Ble~s and Keep You" by Mrs. A. to BOttle, at:n. Wyatt Chadwell, E. SOmmer. Mn. John Moraan, Ml'l. Jlalph Cluhl N!preaeuted were Ann l"lnk 1nd dau,ehter. Mr.. Ray. Bailey, Avalanche, Cherokee, mond DarUnJ, Mr~. Lee of But- Help111J Hand, lllahJe, Leon Un1, Iowa, Mn. Ha&en Routh, Kome Makera, Pioneer, Poca· Mra. Carrie Bumgardner, and hnntas, Rhododendren, Upland Mra. o. J. Howard, Sr. aad Wohelo. ROUSH IISTI.. • Tbe ROUih Slltera recently l.UTHifll LEAGUERS A &roup of Luther Lea1uers • went to · Parkenbur1 at tb11ir mOnthly "let-to-tether". They 1 from St. Pa\il's Lutheran Church I •re Mra. Otho Ltevlnll, Mn. Fer- 1attended the Southern Dbtrlct rlJ J'uatls: Mra, Stanley H1rt, M~ll. LIJ.ther Le&Jue Rally, held at the binaa Olbba, Mra. Earl Henry. Trinlt.v Luthtn-an Church on Mn. Clrl ClArk an1 Mrt, Law- Sua.da)', Oct. 24. ... i't:nee Cll!rlc. · The youU,s represtnted ch1,1rch· IDY KOUTS . !I from New Ht1'cn, Parkers; The Boy kchlta met at tbe city hurl, Charleston and HuntJngbutld.ing wlth leaders Burl Wall· lon. aee and John Ferguson. The The Rally opened with a Detroop wu driLled In marehln1. YOtlonal Service wHb Trinity and Look part In tho Halloween 1Leaa11ers as leaders. J'et:tlv•l Parade. TheTe were eloDuring the bualnen eenlon ven memben preaant fur the dlltrlct vice president, Rnnnle McGlothlin of New mcetlnjl. Haven Church pre!Lid~;~d . WOMIN'I CLUI New ofticors were eJected Mn. Mark W1rd entertained with Ronnie Mcc;Jiothlln a1 preS: the Woraen'J Club at her home Jdent, for the co.Pilll year. on Tueaday, October 20, With New Haven Loasuen and Mn. Jack Frey as C'!O·hoateu. their Spomura and parent~ at· Club prealdent, Mra. Paul Powell tencUn1 were, Paul Grinstead, ptealded and opened the meet- Jean Grh1111ead, Doria Elliott, lnt with lORI and club eollert. Jimmy Fry, John Llyne, Jimm)' The· elub year booke were dl• Hendenon, Ronnie McGlothlin, trlbat~ct ·to' tbe membert. Patty Muncy, Jack Pau1b, Mr. .John Morean, festival ad Mn. Ertwin Roush, Mr. and chillrman, 1ave 1 Nport and Urt. John Fry and !Jr. and Mr•, mflmbera wen tppolnted WOJ"k Paul Henderaon, 1Kiun to operate the atand. Membera eontribut.ed money to cover Mr. and Mrs. William Btalnak· eOtLI of food u~e~d. er of Spenct'J', W. Va., vt.Ued Mn. E. L Stein ehalnn1n ol Mrs. Harry Dyer on Sunday. tho Chrl1tma• Buaar aave a Mr. an~ Mr11. Paul Scally 1nd port. Wotlr;abopt w!IJ be h~ld, at Tom, wore in Ch•rlnt.on.. Sunda)' whlcb time. aood• to be 11old to . meet Haney at the Kan~wha will be made. Memben 1141lected Airport, who new on from At· or wera appointed projects to do. lanta, Oa., 1fter vl!titlng the~. a the p11d week. The poap voted to aend bol of Hwlnt or knltUn1 mater· W. 10 lho Gorman Military Mr. and Mn. Robert Johnston llr. 1nd Youth and Mn. l1mee Htmpten and children, vi Mn. Bob l:uon at Five J*olnll, wu appoint~ ebalnnan. Thl1 wUJ be the club'• ''loreian pro- near romeroy, 0., on Sunday. Pa111tor I)eters attended the joel" '"' •1111, Mlulonor Tralnln1 School for Mn. Jame• Hampton IIVf 1 talk on tho Ubrary Comml11ilon, Paaton of thoa SJnod on Wed. hew it " operated . and what I• nesda)l and Thuraday ln Clarka1\eed to open a PubUe Library. burJ. W. Va. ProtHdl fi'Cim the Chrl1tmu Mrt. Paul rowel!, Mfl. Paul Bauar are to be u~~ed In helplna Hendentln, Mn. £. L. Stein, Mr11. open the Public Library . Any Robert McGlothlin and Mra. Don. orpat.uUon wlahln1 to denate aid F. Rouah, attended lbe dl• to tht. eaue. plu~e eont.art trkt ronventlon ot l"edtrlted member of the Women'• Women'• Club& In Jluntl~ton, Refrelhmenta were W, Va., on Frt•u.)'. the h01te11u 10 thote present. sund17 auest of T, 8. AdaiWI DINNIR ,.., lin. Wlolred Adamo Holllnd Mn1. R. A. Grtftltcad wu of Dall111, Texu. ott4 recenUy wllh a .!>1•1bdl~ dlnnor al lbe home of ~IV!tTO<:K SA~II Jln. llelvlo Knapp, Man1 GALLIPOLIS-HOGS IT$ In :UO lif" ,...,.. pruenLed lo lin, lbt , If to \D; 120 11110 lbo If lo Grtnltead, from tbe Mlft1 IUtatl 18; Lilbtl 13-13; Fat lttWI 111-14: prftlnt. Stap 10..13; Boara 7•12; Sow11 & Thtr. 1nte Mftral IUI'IIlt who Pll!l 80-120; Sholt.t 4-1ft. ame from out ol town to at&end CA'tTl.fi'...-.-Bteera i(t.-18; llalfere ,the WOMIN 3-16; Baby Beet 10.11: Fa' Cowa 8-12 . 50~ C1nnere 6-1; Bull• 1-14: .Milk Cnw11 $).t90. VI!.AL CALVES-ToptiUO: S<· eondw 22-M; Modlum 15-10; Com. lr. Hv11. 11).20; CUIIJ N. . aom- lut Mala Street New modet.-all with bold new Motorti.mic.Stgling. More modet.-in(:luding two new '-"'iior 1tti~dtops and two new 9-ptusenger station wagons. New excitement under the hood-up to 20S horsepower and 9.25 to 1' compreHion ratio. Thii-reniem,ber-ia the cqr th4t broke the Pikes hak record In a f&iatori!·Wutkmg, 'preprodudwn trial. ' Come on .U,, look it over and trli it out/ ' " Therre olttlll&' In our ahow1 oom riJhf no\'1! ehamplng at the bit. For theea '56 CbeV.: rolet.s were born with an urp togo places I ~ut look 'e111 over lint. Look at that b1gger, wider, lnON! lllaSsive grille, Follow that lower speedline of chl'OIIIe back to those 88SS)', high-101 taU· lights (the one on the Jeff swings down to uncover • lhe lrR'I cap I). Your choice of the new "Blue-Flame" 6 with 140 h.p, and new hf8her COIIIPI'088ion or C~evrolet's. record-breaking VS power rara1ng up to a new high of 205 h.p. and 9·2?, .to I compreasion ratio I Automatic, and comfort and ll&fety f~uru t U Chev. rolet doean't offer lhem, it's olllf becauae · they haven't been invented yet. Come In and drive lhe 'lie ~liomleU: ~.4 ' • Pom,eroy:· Co. ) ' .. ;} ' .. ''• .,,'• . ' t-~ ., ,,' i ' ,j' - . • VS or 8-19 Models In 3 Series · Any kind of 'llodel anyone eould want! .. . ,. ... ~ 1 /. ,'1,, ' ·-t ·', ~t ' . . '~ -· ",,.•' ~). ;j, ~- ~ ... . •' '~<I 'I'• ~~ '. 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